Tina Turner Finally Launched Her Album

The album of Tina Turner has been finally released in Brazil after a long wait. a delay in anticipation of the arrival of the new DVD + CD of Tina Turner at stores, the material will still be released in the country.

The Brazilian version of this album may not be produced by EMI Music Brazil, as required under the Records from the worldwide launch in October last year. The reason behind the delay of this album is Free Time strong candidate to distribute the work in Brazil and this may have been one of the reasons for such a delay, because it involves bureaucratic issues such as copyright of the product.

The album is finally released in Brazil, so those fans of Tina Turner who isn't aware of this, can buy the album VCD and DVD by the near music stores

Tina Turner too much disappointed on her sister

Famous Singer, Tina Turner newly suffered another misfortune in her life story with the unexpected death of her older sister Alline.

Upon hearing the news of her sister's serious sickness, Tina Turner cancelled her schedule and flew from Europe to California. Tina was able to get there just hours before her sister passed away.

According to insiders,

“Tina Turner had an immense breakdown in the hospital room, but was glad that she made it in time to say a meaningful goodbye.”

Tina Postpones her shows in London & Sheffield.

Tina Turner postpones London and Sheffield shows Singer is ill - but shows will be rescheduled.The star will not be performing at March 11 gig at the London O2 Arena and Thursday's (March 12) show at the Sheffield Arena after contracting respiratory flu.

The London show has been rescheduled to take place on May 3, while the Sheffield date has been switched to May 5. Original tickets will remain valid.

Before falling ill, earlier this month Tina Turner kicked off a stint at the London O2 Arena with a spectacular live set-up, playing a "greatest hits" set.

Tina Turner, Beyonce and Paul McCartney make O2 world's most popular music venue

After starting life as Labour's disastrous Millenium Dome development, the arena has been transformed into a world class music venue which last year sold 2,349,952 tickets, outselling its nearest rivals by 75 per cent.
The venue in Greenwich last year featured stars including Tina Turner, Beyonce and Sir Paul McCartney and hosted the ATP Tour Finals in November.
It narrowly avoided bankruptcy after losing Michael Jackson's 50-night residency when the singer died last June, and has outstripped its 2008 record of 1,806,447 ticket sales by more than 30 per cent.
David Campbell, president and chief executive of AEG Europe, which owns and operates the O2, said: “Events like the ATP Tour Finals at the O2 really did put the eyes of the world on us. London deserves a world-class entertainment destination and we will keep working hard in the next decade to ensure we remain a world leader.”
In second place on the venues chart, compiled by Pollstar, the live music magazine, was the Manchester Evening News Arena with 1,346,090 ticket sales.
Coming third was the Sportpaleis Antwerpen in Belgium with 1,090,407 sales, followed by the Madison Square Garden Arena in New York with 977,868.
The Wembley Arena In London came eighth with 611,096 sales

Tina at Armani show Prive

Veteran pop star Tina Turner may yet call her troupe of dancers out for another world tour, though for the moment she prefers home-cooked dinners and a stress-free life. Sitting in the front row at the Giorgio Armani Prive fashion show in Paris yesterday, the 70-year-old looked radiant in a sparkling black top that revealed ample cleavage, her trademark mass of curls piled up high. “People wanted to see me, so many were holding signs up saying, Thank You,” she said of her 2008 tour, which grossed US$47.7 million (RM162.35 million). “I haven’t made a decision yet,” she told Reuters when asked if she would stage another tour. “I didn’t make a plan for a big tour, with big stadiums. I’m not saying I won’t do it, get the girls out and do something, but I haven’t decided.” Turner has for decades been one of the world’s most successful performers, roaring out hits like “Simply The Best” and “What’s Love Got To Do With It” in stage-stomping, high-octane concerts. At Armani, as models prepared backstage for an haute couture show of sweeping white gowns and folded skirt suits, Turner said she liked simple clothes for everyday wear but still had a passion for racy outfits. “My favourites are short skirts that work for heavy dancing,” she said. “I have a short torso, and it looks better with a short skirt.” And even if another exhausting round of concerts is not imminent, waiting fans may console themselves with the prospect of a new album. “Recording is something that’s always easier than touring. I wouldn’t mind, but nothing’s come my way right now and that’s fine,” Turner said with a smile. Unfazed by the scrum of photographers around her, she said while she loved performing in public, she could see the advantages of a more quiet life.

TINA CONCERT CANCELLED

Tina Turner has rescheduled shows in London and Sheffield because she is suffering from respiratory flu.Doctors have advised the 69-year-old, performing in the UK for the first time since 2000, to rest for six days.She had been due at the capital's O2 arena on Wednesday and the following night at the Sheffield Arena, but now both shows will take place in May.A statement issued on behalf of Turner said she "regrets" the decision and the "inconvenience" to all her fans."Tina always wants to give one hundred percent and has been overwhelmed by the reaction from her UK fans at the gigs last week."She regrets this decision to postpone and the inconvenience to all those fans with tickets, but wants to make sure each concert she does is memorable for everyone".Fans have been advised to keep their tickets, as they will be valid for the rescheduled dates. Refunds are available for those who are unable to attend the new dates.The veteran singer, whose hits include Simply The Best and Steamy Windows, performed in the UK for two dates at Wembley Stadium during her "retirement" tour of 2000.She performed her first UK show last week, as part of a comeback tour billed as a celebration of 50 years in the business.

Tina Turner Ticket Concert Dates

Tina Turner Tickets - London O2 Arena 3/5/2009
Tina Turner Tickets - O2 Arena London 4/5/2009
Tina Turner Tickets - MEN Arena Manchester 30/5/2009
Tina Turner Tickets - Manchester MEN Arena 31/05/2009