Graham Parker's 50th anniversary tour will stop in Basingstoke.
The singer-songwriter will come to the Haymarket on Wednesday, September 16.
Parker first rose to prominence in the 1970s along with his band, The Rumour, and enjoys a career spanning more than four decades.
His music blends British rock with elements of American R&B, soul and country, and his lyrical talents have been praised by critics.
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Singer-songwriter Graham Parker is coming to Basingstoke. (Image: Supplied)
Parker's tour marks the 50th anniversary of his debut album Howlin’ Wind, which was released in the spring of 1976.
In addition to the tour, a new book titled Graham Parker: Howlin’ Wind, written by Jay Nachman, has been released.
This book offers insight into Parker’s early life and career, including interviews with him, members of The Rumour and producer Nick Lowe.
A new live album, featuring Parker performing with The Goldtops and backing singers The Lady Bugs, will also be released as a limited-edition vinyl in May 2026.
A show spokesperson said: "More than 50 years after his debut, Graham Parker remains a true original.
"His music continues to blend soul, rock, wit, and sharp storytelling in a way that few artists have matched, securing his place among the most enduring voices in rock and roll."
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