Tori Amos is set to play a one-off show at London's Royal Albert Hall on October 3. The singer-songwriter will be joined by The Metropole Orchestra for the show, which will happen around the time of the release of her brand new album, Gold Dust. Her 13th studio album will be comprised of re-working...
Tori Amos is set to play a one-off show at London’s Royal Albert Hall on October 3.
The singer-songwriter will be joined by The Metropole Orchestra for the show, which will happen around the time of the release of her brand new album, Gold Dust. Her 13th studio album will be comprised of re-workings of previously released material from throughout her career. She released her last record, the classically inspired Night Of Hunters in 2011.
Last year the musical written by Tori Amos that was set to debut at London’s National Theatre this year was ‘postponed indefinitely’.
The singer was working on a theatrical adaptation of The Light Princess, an 1864 fairy tale by George MacDonald, which was due to open at the London Southbank venue’s Lyttelton auditorium in April 2012. A spokeswoman for the National Theatre said: “Development is continuing on The Light Princess and we’ll announce a new date for the production in due course.”
