Tina Turner


Tina Turner is an American performer best known for her iconic vocals and genre range. The self-titled Queen of Rock & Roll began her career in the 1960s and largely influenced by blues musician and husband Ike Turner. The pair's relationship was turbulent, and the singer's solo career flourished when she severed ties with her husband.

Driven by the popularity of songs such as "What's Love Got to Do With It" and "Proud Mary," Turner has become one of the world's iconic performers. After completing a 2000 tour, the performer retired from the road, only performing occasionally at one-off concert events over the years.

Turner returned to the tour circuit eight years later, for a 50th anniversary celebration. The Tina! Tour launched in 2008 and continued through 2009, visiting arenas and stadiums around the world. High demand for her tickets placed Turner on TicketNews's exclusive events rankings during her tour's North American public on-sales.

Tina Turner tour postpones two concerts in England

By Bob Grossweiner & Jane Cohen

Tina Turner has been forced to postpone two shows in England due to respiratory flu. The March 11 concert at the O2 Arena, the last of five shows in London, has been moved to May 3, and the March 12 gig at the Sheffield Arena in Sheffield has been rescheduled for May 5.

Tickets will be honored at the make up dates while refunds are available at the point of purchase for those unable to make the rescheduled shows.

Last chance for Tina Turner, Nine Inch Nails tickets

By Allison Reitz

Tina Turner is just one of the major acts closing out a North American tour itinerary during the week ending December 15 as compiled by TicketNews.

The Queen of Rock & Roll, who began her 21-city trek across the nation on October 1, has one final performance slated for North America before she breaks for the holidays and rings in the New Year with her international dates. The singer-songwriter's final gigs will be a two-night stand on December 12 and 13 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, ON.

MSG does it again with help from strong Tina Turner, AC/DC ticket sales

By Kelly McWilliams

According to TicketNews’s exclusive venues rankings for the week ending Sunday, October 12, Madison Square Garden (MSG) stays on top for the fifth week in a row. Power scoring an impressive 4.13 this week, MSG continues to enjoy robust ticket sales for shows by artists like AC/DC and Tina Turner.

Shooting into second place this week with a power score of 3.44 is Tropicana Field, home to baseball’s Tampa Bay Rays. The stadium is scheduled to host as many as four ALCS games between the American League East champs and the division’s number two team, the Boston Red Sox. Dropping one slot to third place this week is the ranking’s top Broadway venue, the Gershwin Theatre. Still riding high on the popularity of its blockbuster musical, Wicked, the Gershwin remains a major contender among our top three venues. The theater had a power score of 2.82 this week.

Additional NHL, Tina Turner tickets on sale this weekend

By Jean Henegan

Tickets for upcoming concerts by music legend Tina Turner as well as tickets for the upcoming 2008 NHL season are on sale throughout the weekend ending September 15 as compiled by TicketNews.

This weekend has several opportunities to buy tickets to concerts from some of today’s hottest recording artists. Available both Friday and Saturday are tickets to multiple upcoming tour stops from Carrie Underwood. Among the onsales for the former American Idol are stops in Tulsa, OK and Ontario. Also in the onsales for Friday are tickets to catch Tony Award winner Idina Menzel in concert in Boston and Cleveland.

Daily tour recap: Tina Turner, Rihanna with Chris Brown, and more

By Allison Reitz

Today's tour recap includes tour announcements and updates, band reunions and more as compiled by Ticket News on September 4, 2008.

Some surprise music news came from long-defunct trio Ben Folds Five. The musicians will be making beautiful music together again -- for one night only -- when they perform "The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner" in its entirety for charity.

Tina Turner tour and album debut new songs

By Allison Reitz

Ever since the Queen of Rock & Roll announced her return to the stage during a taping of "Oprah" in April, the buzz surrounding Tina Turner's comeback tour has been overwhelming. To accommodate high demand from fans, the iconic singer/songwriter booked additional performances in major cities, expanding her North American tour to 28 dates. However, the dynamic performer has a few more surprises for fans who can't get enough.

Turner recently announced plans to release a compilation album ("Tina!") on September 30, one day before Tina: Live In Concert Tour kicks off in Kansas City, MO. In addition to Turner's timeless hits, such as "Proud Mary" and "What's Love Got To Do With It," the album will include two new songs from the vocalist. The tracks "I'm Ready" and "It Would Be A Crime" are the rock 'n' roll diva's first original releases since her 1999 album, "Twenty Four Seven."

Tina Turner Tickets, American Idol Tickets, Madonna Tickets all on top

By Sarah Pyzynski

For the week of May 19 - May 25, 2008 Tina Turner, American Idols Live!, and Madonna were the top three events, according to TicketNews's exclusive rankings. With a power score of 5.93, Tina Turner showed she was simply the best through another week as the Overall Top Event. American Idols Live! made it "through to the next round" with a power score of 5.53, and rose a position from last week to second place. Rounding out the top three was pop queen Madonna, whose power score of 5.17 rose her up from fifth place to third place this week.

Wicked fell to fourth place this week with a power score of 3.99. The Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins finished in fifth and sixth place this week, with power scores of 3.62 and 3.01, respectively. The New York Yankees fell three places to finish in seventh this week, and earned a 2.11 power score. Other top events included the Belmont Stakes in eighth place with a score of 1.66, the Boston Red Sox, down two positions to ninth place with a score of 1.64, and the Boston Celtics, which held steady in tenth place with a power score of 1.55.

Tina Turner tickets remain popular

By Bob Grossweiner & Jane Cohen

Tina Turner is proving to be a hot ticket in Los Angeles. Due to overwhelming demand for tickets to her first L.A. show on October 13, the eight-time Grammy Award winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer has added a second show at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on October 16. Tickets for both shows are currently on sale.

The 68-year-old singer is not stopping there. Last week, Turner's tour also added second shows in Kansas City, Boston and Toronto, while a third show was added in Chicago. The singer is coming out of retirement for the tour, which has quickly become one of the most eagerly anticipated tours of the year.

Tina Turner adds six concerts

By Jane Cohen & Bob Grossweiner

To meet overwhelming demand for tickets to Tina Turner's 2008 North American Tour, announced just last week, new concerts have been added in Hartford, CT and Minneapolis, MN; second shows were immediately added in Kansas City, MO; Boston, MA; and Toronto, ON; and a third concert has been added in Chicago, IL. Tickets for the first Kansas City show went clean in two minutes.

Tickets go on sale Monday, May 19 for additional shows in Kansas City, MO at Sprint Center (Oct. 8); Minneapolis, MN at Target Center (Oct. 9); and Hartford, CT at XL Center (Dec. 6).

Tina Turner thunders onto the charts

By Sarah Pyzynski

The Queen of Rock & Roll rolled into the third position on TicketNews's exclusive top events charts for the week of May 5 - May 11, 2008. With an overall power score of 4.99, Tina Turner trailed only top-seeded Neil Diamond, who earned a power score of 8.23, and Wicked, which earned a 5.03.

Other Top Events this week included the New York Yankees, who fell a position to fourth place with a score of 2.85 and Jersey Boys, which held steady in fifth place with a 2.40 power score. Cher leapt from thirteenth to sixth place this week with a power score of 1.85, and the Boston Red Sox slid three positions to seventh place with a score of 1.60.



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