George Michael's Musical Legacy Lives On at The Lowry
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This unique celebration brings together the singers who performed and recorded with the pop icon throughout his illustrious career.
Shirley Lewis, Jo Garland, and Jay Henry - George's trusted backing vocalists for over 30 years - will take centre stage alongside his original band members and musical director Steve Sidwell. The show, titled "The George Michael Singers 2025 Live," promises an intimate evening of music and memories.
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Hide AdThe vocalists will perform some of George's biggest hits, from his early Wham! days through to his Symphonica era. The setlist includes fan favourites such as 'Cowboys & Angels', 'I'm Your Man', 'Careless Whisper', 'Fast Love', and 'Freedom'. Between songs, the singers will share personal stories from their years of friendship and collaboration with George.


Each vocalist brings their own remarkable connection to George's music. Shirley Lewis, whose voice features prominently on classics like 'Father Figure', comes from an influential musical family - her late sister Linda was the first Black British female singer-songwriter to enter the UK charts. Jo Garland, signed to George's Aegean record label, contributed to several of his albums including 'Older' and 'Patience', while Jay Henry shared the spotlight with George at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
"Whilst Shirley and I were touring last year we started reminiscing about George, and realised very quickly just how many incredible memories we had and from that a show was born," explains Jo Garland, highlighting the organic way this tribute came together.
The Lowry performance is part of a nationwide tour that follows a successful sold-out show at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire. For fans of George Michael's music, this evening offers a rare glimpse into his world through the eyes - and voices - of those who knew him best.
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Hide AdJoin these remarkable artists as they celebrate the music and memory of one of Britain's most beloved performers. Tickets are now available for what promises to be an unforgettable evening of music and memories at The Lowry.