THERE’S been much hype about George Michael’s long-awaited comeback, with anyone who is anyone putting in their two penn’orth about his latest album Symphonica.
This is the singer’s first album in ten years, a decade that’s been dotted with tabloid-worthy incidents. Now he’s back in the papers for all the right reasons, namely his music.
If you’ve not yet got your hands on a copy of Symphonica, tune in to George Michael at the Palais Garnier to see him performing at the historic Paris opera house, which was recorded for the live album.
Songs include A Different Corner, Cowboys and Angels, Roxanne, Wild is the Wind and Praying for Time, but he’ll also offer his thoughts on his favourite numbers, rehearsals with the Symphonica orchestra and backing singers, and producer Phil Ramone, who passed away a few months later.
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