ALED Jones is hitting the road for a major UK tour and coming to King’s Hall, Ilkley on Thursday, November 7 at 7.30pm with his one-man show Full Circle.
Audiences will get the chance to hear Aled Jones as they’ve never heard him before.
He said: "I’m really excited about this tour. I’ll be telling stories about how it all began, then taking the audience on a journey through my career. There’ll be songs, there’ll be stories, and there’ll be one or two surprises. There’ll also be a book – it’s going to be a very busy 2024 and I can’t wait to get on the road and visit interesting places I’ve never visited before and of course see my wonderful fans.
"There have been some incredible moments – meeting Royalty, playing concert halls all over the world, singing at Bob Geldof and Paula Yates’s wedding – and, of course, recording Walking In The Air, right through to Songs Of Praise and Classic FM. The show will be stories and songs from across my career. I’ll be singing some of my favourites, telling some of my stories, and showing previously-unseen photographs. Who knows, the audience might even get to ask a few questions.”
Aled Jones was the boy treble who captivated the world with his angelic voice. Selling over seven million albums, he was the original, classical crossover star. His recording of Walking in the Air, from the animated film The Snowman, firmly established him as a household name and he has become an integral part of the nation's festivities. Equally at home on the classical stage or starring in musical theatre productions in London West End, his credits include lead roles in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Irving Berlin’s White Christmas.
For tickets (£32.75) call the Box Office on 01274 432000 or visit bradford-theatres.co.uk.
VIP meet and greet tickets available – see website for details.
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