Anthony Patrick Hadley is known for forming a band with his friends, Spandau Ballet. Once the Spandau Ballet band was dissolved in 1990, Tony Hadley embarked on his solo career.
In 1996 he participates in the “Night of the proms” tour through several European cities accompanied by other artists such as Joe Cocker and a great orchestra. On that tour he performed some songs among them “Gold”, “True” or “Through the barricades”.
Five years later, in 1997 and under his own Slipstream label, Hadley recorded a new self-titled album covering some of his favorite songs along with some unreleased song composed by him like the one he dedicated to his daughter Toni called ” She”.
Hadley decides to record her first live album in one of her numerous performances. As a result, the album “Obssession” was born (published by Almafame in 2000) with a direct sound in which she once again alternated classics such as “Under the bridge” by Red Hot Chili Peppers, “Walking in Memphis” by Marc Cohn with own songs. The name of the album was inspired by the obsession of the fans and its cover has the effect of being torn or split in half.
In 2006 he decides to fulfill another pending wish and records a swing album called “Passing Strangers” under the label Curb Records, including classics that he listened to as a young man with his family such as “The mood I’m in” or “Just a gigolo “.
Hadley continues to tour the world with his concerts.
