Suzi Quatro

Suzi Quatro

Suzi Quatro previews ‘No Soul’ with ‘No Soul/No Control’ and it is Red Hot for summer

by Paul Cashmere on February 28, 2019

in News

Suzi Quatro has delivered her most powerful song of the 21st century with ‘No Soul/No Control’. The song is the title track from her upcoming ‘No Soul’ album.

Suzi wrote the song with her son Richard Tuckey. Len Tuckey, Suzi’s first husband, was a member of her band in the 70s in the heady days of all the hits.

‘No Soul’ will be released on 29 March, 2019.

Suzi Quatro is currently touring Australia for Red Hot Summer series two with The Angels, Baby Animals, The Screaming Jets, Jon Stevens, Moving Pictures and Chocolate Starfish.

http://redhotsummertour.com.au/tour_2.htm

Red Hot Summer series two dates

2 March, Wodonga
3 March, Kiama
9 March, Kariong
10 March, Jacobs Well (SOLD OUT)
16 March, Port Macquarie
17 March, Bribie Island

Only buy tickets though the official ticketing agency Ticketmaster. If you purchase tickets from third party sites such as Viagogo and the tickets are not genuine you will not be admitted to the event.

Also beware of paying exorbitant prices for tickets through non-official sites such as Viagogo. To buy tickets at the real face value ONLY buy your Red Hot Summer tickets through Ticketmaster.

For all official ticketing details go here.

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