PP Arnold Australian Tour

Legendary empress of Soul PP Arnold is embarking on her first ever Australian tour this May. She will be performing in Melbourne, Thornbury, Gippsland, Sydney, Fremantle and North Perth with her powerful yet passionate vocals. Apart from the Aussie dates, she is also set to do a one-off show in Auckland. She’ll be backed up by a super group of super fans: Tim Rogers, Rusty Hopkinson, Andy Kent, Talei Wolfgramm and James Black.

PP’s tour down under follows the release last year of 'The Turning Tide', a collection of unreleased recordings from the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, produced by both Barry Gibb and Eric Clapton. It debuted at the UK Top 30 charts, recently made the NZ iTunes Top 20, and has been the subject of many accolades and much airplay since its release.

The Los Angeles teenager, who became London’s First Lady of Soul after hitting town in 1966 with Ike & Tina Turner and coming to the attention of Mick Jagger, is still going strong. PP is best known for her beautiful and classic mid-to-late '60s hits including 'The First Cut Is The Deepest', '(If You Think You’re) Groovy', 'Angel of the Morning' and the power chorus of the Small Faces’ iconic hit 'Tin Soldier'. These, as well as her other timeless works, have earned her an ardent following amongst fans of ‘60s British rock and pop in addition to lovers of classic soul, and some of her early dance numbers are considered Northern Soul classics.

With her memoir soon due for publication and a new album in the works, co-written and produced by the Ocean Colour Scene’s Steve Craddock and including a couple of duets with long-time supporter and fan Paul Weller, 2018 promises to be a huge year for PP Arnold.

PP Arnold's debut Australian tour will undoubtedly be amongst the most talked about tours of the year so grab your tickets and see for yourselves why!