EMMY WINNING AND MULTI GRAMMY NOMINATED RECORDING ARTIST TONI CHILDS ANNOUNCES HER MUSIC RETROSPECTIVE
...EVOCATIVE, EVANESCENT MUSIC THAT ALLOWS YOU TO IMMERSE YOURSELF AND DRIFT AWAY.” ROLLING STON
Join the legendary Toni Childs for a special two-hour performance as she celebrates her life’s musical works in song and in story. Toni will be performing hits and fan favourites from Union, House of Hope, the Woman’s Boat and Keep the Faith and share stories of how ‘Union’ came to life, in the first hour of her show then the second hour will be an introduction to Toni’s new music, from two very special albums It’s All a Beautiful Noise and Citizens of the Planet.
Emmy Winner and three-time Grammy nominated recording artist, Toni is a celebrated Singer/Songwriter known for her powerful voice, inspiring independent spirit and crafted storytelling. With fans in over 50 countries around the world, Toni has produced a list of international hits such as: Don’t Walk Away, Stop Your Fussin’, Walk and Talk Like Angels, Zimbabwe, Where’s the Ocean, Many Rivers to Cross, I’ve Got to Go Now and Because You’re Beautiful, to name a few.
Over Toni’s illustrious career she has opened for Bob Dylan and performed duets with greats such as Al Green and Peter Gabriel. She has toured the world over gaining a much-loved fan base.
The coming years will see the wider release of two very special albums of music. First, ‘It’s All A Beautiful Noise’ and the second ‘Citizens Of The Planet’.
Toni is offering an EXCLUSIVE VIP MEET & GREET PACKAGE. This exciting opportunity includes one concert ticket within the first row, a digital copy of Toni Childs Greatest Hits double album set plus a drink backstage before the concert with Toni, at a special ticket price of $175. There is a strictly limited allocation.
Relive your best musical memories with Toni Childs’ Greatest Hits Live.
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