If I Can Dream Tony Hadley

• 1 Too Close For Comfort 02:47
• 2 Mission Impossible 03:06
• 3 Fly Me To The Moon (Live) 02:56
• 4 The Good Life 04:22
• 5 Avenues & Alleyways (feat. Tony Christie) 03:20
• 6 Summer Wind (Live) 03:07
• 7 Sea Of Love 03:37
• 8 Tender Is The Night 02:51
• 9 There Must Be A Way 04:11
• 10 If I Can Dream (Live) 03:26
• Total Runtime 33:43

Info for If I Can Dream

This album marks a significant addition to the pop genre, showcasing Hadley's distinctive vocal style and musical prowess.

Featuring a total of 10 tracks, "If I Can Dream" encapsulates Hadley's artistic evolution and commitment to heartfelt songwriting. Known for his tenure as the lead singer of the iconic band Spandau Ballet, Hadley continues to build on his legacy with this new project.

The album explores themes of hope, aspiration, and personal reflection, resonating with both longtime fans and new listeners alike. With a focus on melodic structures and lyrical depth, "If I Can Dream" aims to deliver an engaging listening experience that reflects Hadley’s growth as an artist.

Named after the platter’s anthemic finale, an Elvis perennial, Hadley’s forthcoming record features refreshed versions of five pieces from his 2007 offering “Passing Strangers” alongside Tony’s take on the evergreen “Fly Me To The Moon” and his duet with namesake Christie on “Avenues And Alleyways” as well as a new cut, “Mission Impossible”: some of these have been in the warbler’s repertoire for some time, so many fans already know how classy all of it is.

Tony Hadley

Please Note: We offer this album in its native sampling rate of 44.1kHz, 24-bit. The provided 48kHz version was up-sampled and offers no audible value!

Tony Hadley
London born and bred thought his future lay in medicine until as a young lad he won a holiday singing competition and decided his vocation was to sing…. The rest is history!

Tony went on to front 80s New Romantic band Spandau Ballet, earning himself the accolade of being one of pop music’s greatest vocalists. The band had numerous chart-topping singles and albums all over the world, including the epic “Through the Barricades” and of course the international number one “True” and the unofficial London Olympics theme “Gold”.

By the mid-80s they were world-wide superstars however, relationships cracked and the band split in 1990. Despite two well documented reunions, which generated the critically acclaimed rockumentary film “Soul Boys Of The Western World”, Tony has now left the band permanently and returned to his successful solo career, writing, recording and performing.

Nearly 40 years on from the beginning of his Spandau career Tony’s unmistakeable voice still brims with passion and urgency as it first did all those years ago.

As a solo Artist Tony has performed across the world both with his band, swing bands and orchestras. In 2005 he was awarded a Gold Badge from the British Academy of Composers and Songwriters. 2007 saw him win a new legion of fans when he appeared as Billy Flynn in Chicago on the West End stage.

In addition to his music Tony has also presented his own radio programmes on Saturday night on Absolute Radio and now every Sunday morning on BBC Three Counties.

Tony is a great charity supporter, regularly performing and raising funds. He has trekked across deserts & jungles, competed in Who Wants to Be A Millionaire where he did very well, and holds an annual golf day, supporting the work of Children’s’ hospices, campaigns funding medical research into childhood illnesses °enerative conditions and small personal charities where his name can help make a real difference.

Every year Tony and his ‘Fabulous TH Band’ perform continuously at Concerts and Festivals all over the world. In between these live shows other highlights have been as follows:

In 2015 Tony had the great privilege of being invited to Buckingham Palace to meet The Queen. That year he also did a stint in the jungle on I’m A Celebrity, which he thoroughly enjoyed.
In 2016 he contributed to the soundtrack for the British movie ‘Eddie The Eagle’ starring Hugh Jackman & Taron Egerton.
In 2017 Tony was invited by actor Gary Oldman to perform at the “Celebrating David Bowie” tribute concerts in London & Los Angeles, taking to the stage with amongst others Sting and Simon Le Bon.
In 2018 Tony released his highly anticipated solo album ‘Talking To The Moon’, The album was incredibly well received and became BBC Radio 2’s Album Of The Week and the 1st single “Tonight Belongs To Us” was Single Of The Week. Audiences at every show were soon singing along to the new songs in addition to the Spandau classics.
In 2019 Tony guested on the Young Voices UK tour performing with thousands of school children in arenas up and down the country. Speaking about this involvement Tony said “…it was genuinely one of the best things I have ever done in my life”.

In December 2019 in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List Mr Anthony Patrick Hadley was awarded an MBE for his Charitable work for the Shooting Star Children’s Hospice. Tony was both surprised and delighted to receive this honour.

Last year 2022 Tony embarked on his 40th Anniversary Tour performing 40 shows across the UK, followed by concerts in Australia, New Zealand, Philippines, Japan and Italy. He also released a photo book ‘My Life In Pictures’ celebrating his 40 years in music. This tour has continued into 2023 with further European Tour dates announced in December 2023.

This album contains no booklet.