An Evening with Howard Jones  - the songs, the piano, and the stories

Plus Special Guest Roxanne De Bastion
 
It was in 1983 that Howard Jones first burst upon the contemporary music scene with his very English songwriting, pioneering synthesizers and thought provoking lyrics.  He set out his manifesto in his very first single ‘ New Song’. The lyrics called on the listener to challenge their preconceived ideas, to see both sides and ‘throw off your mental chains’. New Song was recently used in a pivotal scene in ‘Breaking Bad’ where Aaron Paul’s character Jessie Pinkman questions if he wants to ‘play by the rules’. New Song peaked at number 3 in the UK singles charts.
 
Along with ‘New Song’, The first two albums, ‘Humans Lib’ and ‘Dream into Action’, brought Howard a host of hits including ‘Things Can Only Get Better’, ‘What is Love?’, ‘Pearl In The Shell’, ‘Like to Get To know You Well’, ‘Hide And Seek’ (performed at Live Aid), ‘Look Mama’ and  ‘No One Is To Blame’, which reached No.1 in the US. Howard has sold over 8 million albums across the globe and is one of a select group of British artists who have comprehensively ‘broken America’. 
 
Howard Jones solo shows are an intimate trip through Howard's 30 year music career. 

Special guest for the show is Roxanne De Bastion

Roxanne De Bastion performed in and around Berlin for 10 years before she moved over to London in 2006 where she began writing sweet and sour songs of life in London. She sings deep and delicate songs that dance between left-of-the-middle pop and 60's inspired rock. 

Please note, this perfomrance is being sold at full capacity. For more information on our COVID-19 guidence and measures please see our audience information here