Tina Turner

Keep singing, legend, forever

Richard Patel90 said:Why even bother going to Munich when you've got Miami right there. 🙂

It’s a quick trip to Miami for me, 435 miles, but I could make that drive to Munich twice over in the same amount of time.

Well, if you're so insistent, then by all means, just head over to Munich. 👍

Jerry Booth70 said:😲 🤣 🤣

My god... this is just the absolute worst...🙏

With that kind of money, I could easily put together a summer tour across Europe, catch three or four incredible bands, sightsee through different cities, and grab ten beers at every single pub along the way... she’s being completely unreasonable... paying that much just to watch some 70-year-old lady dance around and overdo her makeup...🙏 🙏

If you ever actually reach her level of success, then maybe we'll see... because honestly, she's better than a thousand of these young, clueless kids...

Richard Patel90 said:Well, then just head over to Munich. 👍

Obviously I’m not trekking all the way to Munich. I don't follow her that closely, even if she has some solid hits.

Besides, Tina Turner already played Washington, D.C. twice—the first time with Ike Turner, and then again as a solo act in Denver. That was the real deal, and anyone lucky enough to be there back then knows it.

I know she was there, back in Belgrade in 1990.

If she finally decides to make her debut here in Mexico, she’ll arrive with nothing short of pure class and a voice that still commands the room. Honestly, age hasn't touched her one bit.

If they can just make it through until March... 🙂

Richard Patel90 said:Why bother heading to Munich when you have Miami right there. 🙂

I guess I’m worried that this Miami concert might just be a pipe dream from the promoters.
At the Antwerp show, the head of the Belgian fan club http://www.tinaturner.be asked Roger Davis—who has been Tina's manager since the 70s—and he said he hasn't heard a single thing about a Mexico show, especially since the tour wraps up in April.

If anyone happens to be looking for a ticket to Vienna, feel free to shoot me a message. I ended up with an extra one for February 8th, I guess.

Ryan Morgan18 said:If anyone is looking for a ticket to Vienna, just shoot me a DM. I have an extra one for February 8th.

Sure, because that's exactly how the world works... ☕

Look, I know I'm dragging this "dead topic" back to life again, but I just have to say it: C A R I C A 😉))

Kyle Roberts91 said:Look, I know I'm digging up a dead topic again, but I just have to say that CARICA 😉))

I can't help but wonder if her legs are still doing that move. Anyway, this is basically how every concert starts, lol:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjpve1LoqiE

Live on ABC 🙂

Just wanted to breathe some life back into this thread... Is anyone else listening to this absolute musical legend? I'm curious, what are your favorite tracks... and what do you guys think of her overall?

The woman had an incredible career—massive hits, sold-out stadiums all over the world... a total legend 🙏 🙏

Absolute smash hit. 🙏

Heartbreaking 😢

Gone at 62

Tina Turner says goodbye to her late son: "Closing my eyes in grief and thinking of you, my beloved"

Tina Turner shared a touching tribute on social media to say goodbye to her son, Ronnie Turner.

Ronnie was found Thursday morning outside his house in Los Angeles. His neighbors tried to revive him, but it was no use.

No official cause of death has been released yet, so we don't know if it was linked to a previous cancer diagnosis. His wife, Afida, confirmed the tragic news by posting a series of photos of him on her Instagram.

His mother, the 83-year-old legend, later posted a black-and-white photo as a final farewell to her son.

"Ronnie, you left this world too soon. In my grief, I close my eyes and think of you, my beloved son," she wrote.

This tragedy comes just four years after the singer's older son, Craig, took his own life in July 2018. Turner had Craig when she was only 18, following a pregnancy with saxophonist Raymond Hill.

Honestly, this performance is absolutely killer. Her vocals and energy are just next level.
'Steamy Windows' (Live in FC Barcelona, 1990)

And this is one of my all-time favorite Bond themes: 'GoldenEye' (1995). Seeing her show up in the music video was iconic. 🙏

It's a damn shame I never got the chance to catch one of her concerts live.

Karen Ortiz said:So 😢

Passed away at age 62

Tina Turner bids farewell to her late son: "Closing my eyes in sadness and thinking of you, my beloved"

Tina Turner has said goodbye to her late son, Ronnie Turner, through a touching social media tribute.

Ronnie was found Thursday morning outside his home in Los Angeles—his neighbors tried to revive him, but unfortunately, they weren't successful.

The cause of death hasn't been released yet, so we don't know if it was related to his previous cancer diagnosis. His wife, Afida, confirmed the heartbreaking news by sharing a series of photos with him on her Instagram.

His mother—the legendary 83-year-old hitmaker—later posted a black-and-white photo as a final farewell to her son.

"Ronnie, you left this world too soon. I close my eyes in sadness and think of you, my beloved son," she wrote.

This loss comes just four years after the singer's older son, Craig, took his own life in July 2018. Turner gave birth to Craig when she was just 18, following a relationship with saxophonist Raymond Hill.

Who exactly was Ronnie Turner? Beyond being Tina's son, was he a celebrity himself? Honestly, millions of people pass away every single day—even children, due to famine. This man was 62. Children in Africa dream of reaching that age.

Karen Ortiz said:Anyway, this performance is just incredible—the vocals and the energy are unreal
'Steamy Windows' (Live in Barcelona, 1990)

And this Bond theme is such a masterpiece too 'GoldenEye' (1995)—her appearance in the music video was just 🙏

It’s a shame I never actually got the chance to see her in concert.

I totally forgot to comment on this post, so I’ll just quickly jump in and agree with the bolded part. Based on everything I've managed to watch or read, I guess Tina is the best female live performer out there. It's honestly amazing how good she was on stage—she just completely owned it. This video is a great example of that, even if the concert itself was kind of a mess... so this is really just a small sample.

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