Pop sensation and bona fide National Treasure, Lulu is renowned for her powerful voice and enduring career having burst onto the music scene in the 1960s with her chart-topping debut single Shout at the age of 15.
Last year she played Glastonbury and completed her sold out final tour Champagne For Lulu, so Poole’s Lighthouse is thrilled to announce her return to play their Concert Hall on Saturday 3 May.
Her distinctive voice and energetic performances quickly garnered international acclaim heralding a stellar career that has been marked by versatility, extending beyond music to encompass acting and television hosting. Her iconic song To Sir with Love, from the film of the same name, became a timeless classic and throughout the decades, Lulu has continued to evolve, embracing various musical genres and collaborating with artists as diverse as David Bowie, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Take That and Russell Watson.
She became the iconic leading voice for James Bond’s The Man With The Golden Gun and her contributions to the industry have earned numerous accolades, including a Grammy nomination for Whos’ Foolin’ Who, an acting award from The British Film Awards and the Honorary Gay Award at the Attitude Awards.
More recently, Lulu stars alongside Diane Keaton in Arthur’s Whisky, a charming, feel-good comedy about living in the moment directed by Stephen Cookson and streaming on Sky Cinema and other services.
For tickets and more information, visit lighthousepoole.co.uk or call 01202 280000. For details of Lighthouse Friends visitlighthousepoole.co.uk/support-lighthouse.
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