Paul Young No Parlez 35th Anniversary Tour

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Paul Young: 35 Years of ‘No Parlez’ Tour
Wednesday 10th October 2018

Everyone’s favourite 80’s crooner Paul Young is back on tour, performing his much loved album No Parlez in celebration of 35 years since its release. Paul will visit Newcastle’s Tyne Theatre & Opera House on Wednesday 10th October.

 No Parlez was Paul’s debut album. It reached number 1 in the UK charts in 1983 for 5 weeks and fast became triple Platinum. The album produced Paul’s first UK number 1 single – The Marvin Gaye cover of Wherever I Lay My Hat and hits Come Back & Stay & Love of The Common People. The album also features a cover of Joy Division’s Love Will Tear Us Apart. 

 Originally in early 80’s band Q-Tips, Paul Young went solo in the 80’s and his career took off with No Parlez and further top 10 hits such as Everytime You Go Away & Everything Must Change. 

 He is also a Brit Award winner for Best Male vocalist, sings the opening lines on the original Band Aid Single Feed The World and performed at Live Aid in 1984. Paul is a keen chef, biker and fan of all things Mexicana! A family man, always happy to be touring his classic hits as a solo artist or with his  Tex Mex/ Americana band ‘Los Pacaminos’ 

Further information on Paul Young & his career can be found here: http://www.paul-young.com

 Theatre Director Joanne Johnson says: “Paul Young joins an ever-expanding music programme at Tyne Theatre, our line-up also includes the likes of Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel, The Feeling, Afro Celt Sound System and loads more. I’m especially excited to see Paul Young – he was one of my favourites when I was growing up!”

 Tickets are priced £43 platinum, £30.50 standard, £20.50 restricted view

 Friends of the Theatre have access to a ticket pre-sale now. The Friends Club can be joined via the Tyne Theatre website: www.tynetheatreandoperahouse.uk

 Tickets on general sale Monday 4th June from 9am


• The Tyne Theatre & Opera House Box Office is open 10am-3:30pm Monday to Friday and event days
• Booking and Information Line: 0844 2491 000 (10am – 6pm Monday to Friday)
• More information at our Website: www.tynetheatreandoperahouse.uk
• Facebook: Facebook.com/tynetheatreandoperahouse | Twitter: twitter.com/tyneoperahouse
• Theatre Address: 109 – 119 Westgate Road, Newcastle, NE1 4AG

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