Beverley Knight performed her single, Not Too Late For Love at G-A-Y Astoria on Saturday in London, England.
Check out pictures from LFI here.
Her next single to be released in early 2005 is Keep This Fire Burning.
Beverley Knight is currently penning out brand new tracks for her next album, the follow-up to her excellent ‘Who I Am’ LP. This upcoming album of hers which will make it Beverley’s album No. 4, will be produced by the likes of C-Swing and Earthtone 3 who were the guys behind Outkast’s ‘Skankonia’ album, and also Organised Noise, who worked on TLC’s ‘Waterfalls’ so you know that’s going to be good.
The striking vocalistress will be releasing her ‘Shape Of You – Reshaped’ with Wyclef Jean on the 24th of February. Visit her at her official webspace www.beverleyknight.com
Bright-eyed Beverley Knight had a traumatic trip from Milan to London before leaping onto the star-filled stage at Hyde Park.
After touching down in London, the sultry crooner found out that her luggage had gone missing. Beverley told the press “In essense, it was a disaster. I had the outfits I was going to wear in my suitcase as well as all my make-up. And you know, I feel I look a sight without any face paint on. But then what happened was I got on my phone, reached my stylist who then reassured me she’ll be on her way with a fab outfit and lots of make-up, which she did.”
Beverley, you know what, it just goes to show you that your luggage wasn’t needed at all because you looked like an absolute doll on stage.
For those of you who’ve managed to get your hands on the tickets for the 2002 Party In The Park concert in London’s Hyde Park, come 7th of July, then get ready to see all of your favourite popular sensations.
Some acts have been confirmed. They are:
Beverley Knight
Will Young
Liberty X
Ashanti
Wyclef Jean
Mis-Teeq
Gareth Gates
Atomic Kitten
Ja Rule
Enrique Iglesias
Blue
Westlife
It sure sounds as if more than 100,000 spectators are expected to attend the concert since tickets were sold out in record time. Proceeds from the show will head towards the Prince’s Trust charity.
In the last couple of years and mainly since the whole major garage explosion, all of us have seen acts like Mark Morrison, Kele le Roc and Shola Ama disappear. Hopefully, Beverley Knight is here to stay.
Beverley, who sings like a dream, originally broke through with the single ‘Flava of the Old Skool’. Her previous hit was the brilliant sounds of ‘Shoulda Woulda Coulda’ that made it to the top 10 of the UK singles chart a while ago.
Her latest album ‘Who I Am’ is much more fetching when the bass is deeper, the rhythm smoother, such as on the classy duet with Musiq Soulchild, ‘Beautiful Contradiction’. She also gets all feisty on her tracks like ‘Get Up!’ and ‘Same (As I Ever Was)’.Beverley Knight has also plans to tour and has announced her first headline tour of the UK in May.
She recently supported Jamiroquai’s UK and European tours, and Beverley takes to the road in her own right starting on May 15 in Middlesborough. The full dates are:
Wed 15 May Town Hall, Middlesborough
Thu 16 May Arches, Glasgow
Fri 17 May MDH, Manchester
Sun 19 May UEA, Norwich
Mon 20 May Shepherds Bush Empire, London
Thu 23 May Pyramids, Portsmouth
Fri 24 May Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone
Sun 26 May Academy, Bristol
Mon 27 May Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton
Tue 28 May Regent, Ipswich
Her new album ‘Who I Am’ is already out in all good record stores.