Rachel Tucker

I'm glad to hear this 😊 I didn't manage to get a ticket to see her in March, but I'm going to tonight's show. I'm sure Goodbye Yellow Brick Road was amazing 👌🏻

Gutted I didn't get a ticket in time this time around, but glad I got to see her in March!

Such a wonderful night last night. I did basically just cry for 90 minutes, as it was the culmination of my 'Rachel year' (it was exactly a year yesterday since I saw her on Broadway, and then 4 times in her West End return)
She's just so special and it was a brilliant show. Waving Through A Window took on a new meaning that I didn't get from the CD - maybe that comes with seeing someone act it too? - and She Used To Be Mine is as devestating as ever.
Lee Mead was guest and sang You Matter To Me and the. as Long as You're Mine. 💚

There's a few returns available for show on 9th July if you are quick.

I only now found out that she's doing 2 concerts during Edinburgh Fringe on Monday and Tuesday. I'd like to see her (she was my first Elphaba) I'm trying to figure out if I'd manage to get between two venues in 15 minutes...Or be 5 minutes late and pray they let me in.

People will talk if you both arrive together, out of breath and slightly sweating.

£20 tickets for her 17th November gig at Shoreditch Town Hall with code "TUCKER"

And it was all going so well!

Ha, not starting any rows, I just don't think Emma is particularly talented. Still, this concert will be wonderful - Tucker is a superstar.

Jodie Sam Steele and Liam Tamme are also performing.

I cannot believe I was the only one from this forum at Shoreditch Town Hall on Saturday night? If I was then you all missed a real treat.

I’ve seen Rachel do shows like this many times over the years but this was the biggest one yet with a 9 piece band, two backing singers (Jodie Steele and Amanda Coutts), a special guest duet-ist (is that even a word?!), Emma Hatton, and a choir of young people also coming onto the stage at several intervals. All led by the watchful eye of MD, Kris Rawlinson. It was a year ago that Kris and Rachel had a chance meeting and began to work together and what has followed has been a collaboration all kinds of wonderful.

She has the most beautiful voice, that we already know, but she also has that special something, likability, modesty and warmth about her that distinguishes her from so many others. It’s not just a musical performer stepping up and singing a few songs, it is so much more than that.

We were treated to songs from her album, from the shows and songs that are important to her and what an evening it was! About two hours’ worth of pure, flawless brilliance. Backed by a 9 piece band and the choir she has never sounded so good. There was laughter, there were tears.

I ended up sitting near Suzie Mathers who was bopping away in her seat all evening. Kerry Ellis also came and sit nearby too. It was almost too much for my inner fangirl to cope with.

If Rachel Tucker does a concert, a play, a musical, anything….. go!! Broadway is going to claim her back before too long and we might not get her back (that’s the excuse I regularly use to my long suffering bank manager, anyway…)

On The Road, with 7 new tracks, has just been released on Spotify and Amazon Music (and will apparently be on iTunes very soon!) and oh my it's wonderful. I've played the original version of the album to death, and these new tracks are absolutely incredible, including some audience favourites from the Live at Zedel shows and a wonderful duet with Rebecca Trehearn. I'm constantly astounded by how talented Rachel Tucker is.