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Gladys Knight singing the national anthem at the Super Bowl
Gladys Knight prepares to hang up her mic after the UK leg of her Farewell Tour.
Soul superstar Gladys Knight has been performing live for over three-quarters of a century, having kicked off her career with The Pips when she was just eight years old.
If you didn't manage to catch her on last year's jaunt then worry not – Gladys is heading out one more time on her UK Farewell Tour next summer.
Gladys has now added a second date at London's Royal Albert Hall this summer. Tickets for the new date on June 28 will go on sale this Friday (February 16).
Gladys will also play dates in Glasgow, Birmingham, London, Swansea, Bournemouth, Nottingham and Southend.
Support comes from special guest Mica Millar.
The full tour dates are as follows:
"Since she began her career in the 1950s performing with The Pips, the award-winning singer has recorded more than 40 albums and enjoyed No.1 hits on the Pop, Gospel, R&B and Contemporary charts," said organisers.
"Known for her collection of classic hits such as 'Midnight Train To Georgia', 'Help Me Make It Through The Night', 'Licence To Kill', 'The Way We Were', 'Baby Don't' Change Your Mind', and 'You're The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me', Gladys Knight is one of music’s icons, and her contribution to pop culture unparalleled."