Alexander O’Neal returns to his spiritual home at the Jazz Cafe to bring in the new year in style.
The early eighties saw Alex begin his solo career as a vocalist, making his first recordings in 1984 with Jam and Lewis. The self titled, debut solo album, was released by a local label called Tabu (distributed world wide by CBS) and a year later generated his first UK top 10 smash ‘Saturday Love’ along with solid R&B classics such as ‘A Broken Heart Could Mend’ and ‘If You Were Here Tonight’.
Join us in the company of one of the world’s most beloved R&B stars.
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