Iconic 80s star Kim Wilde has Nottingham date on new UK tour

Kim originally burst onto the music scene in 1981 with the classic Kids In America, which was a worldwide hit.

This proved to be the start of a stunning career with more than 30m record sales spanning 15 albums and some of the most memorablehits of the 80s including, Chequered Love, Cambodia, You Keep Me Hangin’ On, You Came, Never Trust A Stranger and Four Letter Word.

Voted Best British Female Singer at the 1983 Brit Awards (then called the BPI Awards) and also supported Michael Jackson on his Bad tour in Europe,playing to more than two million people over five months.

She also supported David Bowie across Europe on his 1990 Greatest Hits stadium tour.

The 90s saw Kim continue to remain in the spotlight with the albums Love Moves and Love Is featuring singles including Love Is Holy and the Bee Gee’s classic If I Can’t Have You.

After a break from music to get married, have children and re-discover a love for gardening, Kim returned to recording and touring in 2001 and has continued ever since, releasing six further studio albums to date, including Here Come The Aliens in 2018 and Closer in 2025, both of which made the top 30 on the UK Album Chart.

And to add to the 80s nostalgia, she will be joined in Nottingham by Tiffany, best known for her hits I Think We’re Alone Now, Could’ve Been and I Saw Him Standing There.

The tour comes to Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall on March 26 next year.

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