Legendary singer Bonnie Tyler has told GB News that no matter how many years she spends on the road, one thing about touring will “never get old.”
Speaking during a chat about her ongoing global tour, the Total Eclipse of the Heart star said she still loves performing live and connecting with audiences around the world.
“It’s incredible,” Ms Tyler told GB News. “Being on stage, hearing everyone singing along to the songs that never gets old. It’s the best feeling in the world.”
Ms Tyler, 74, is currently touring internationally with her long-time band, performing in cities including London, Manchester, Cardiff, and Belfast next year.
Ms Tyler, 74, is currently touring internationally with her long-time band
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She also spoke about her recent collaboration with David Guetta, a track called Together, which she described as a “fantastic” experience and said has already gone gold.
“It was a no-brainer to work with him,” Ms Tyler said. “He’s phenomenal, and the arrangement he’s done is just brilliant.”
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Despite decades in the music industry, the music titan says she’s far from slowing down.
She has new material planned for release next March and continues to thrill fans with her signature voice and energetic performances.
Whether it’s belting out classic hits or recording new tracks, Ms Tyler says the joy of sharing music with fans is what keeps her going.
“It’s just great to see people singing along, enjoying the songs,” she said. “That feeling will never get old.”
Ms Tyler says the joy of sharing music with fans is what keeps her going
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She added: "I love it. I'm not nervous when I'm on the stage. Strangely enough, I'm more nervous doing interviews and things like this.
"Normally my shows are great. The band are awesome. We have a great time."
GB News host Stephen Dixon said: "The nice thing with you surely must be that when you get on stage and you belt out those hits, the crowd must just sing along the whole time."
She responded: "Oh big time. Sing along, they're all singing to the songs, and I love that, it's just great atmosphere.
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Stephen said: "I bet that never gets old as well when people are singing back to you all these amazing songs."
Ms Tyler responded: "Yes, absolutely. You see all these adverts and they're still using the same songs. I would have thought they'd move on to something else by now, but I'm glad they don't."
Tickets for her UK shows go on sale next week, with stops at Manchester Apollo, London’s Shepherd’s Bush and Cardiff arenas.
Fans can expect a mix of her timeless hits and fresh new material, proving that even decades into her career, Bonnie Tyler remains a true global music icon.