A final solo acoustic tour will take audiences on a journey through punk history and beyond.
Hugh Cornwell will perform at The Haymarket in Basingstoke on Wednesday, November 25, as part of his Never Say Goodbye - Final Solo Acoustic Tour.
Cornwell said: "I'm not sure how much longer I can continue to perform, and so this will be my final solo acoustic tour."
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As the lead singer and songwriter for The Stranglers from 1974 until 1990, Cornwell was known for blending fact, history, mythology and ideology into the band’s lyrics.
The Stranglers achieved global success and were recognised for their unique mix of experimentation and commercial appeal.
Since leaving the band, Cornwell has continued to write and perform as a solo artist.
The Never Say Goodbye tour will feature songs from both his time with The Stranglers and his solo career.
He will also debut material from his upcoming studio album, Succubus.
Tickets cost £39 and are available from the Anvil Arts box office by calling 01256 844244 or going to anvilarts.org.uk/events/hugh-cornwell.
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