Tony Hadley: podcast appearances and interviews

Tony Hadley is a chaired and sprints coach with a notable background in music and performance. He gained prominence as the lead singer of the band Spandau Ballet, which achieved considerable success in the 1980s with numerous UK top-ten hits including 'True', 'Gold', and 'Through the Barricades'. His expressive voice and vocal range contributed to the band's distinctive sound. Following the group's split in 1990, Hadley embarked on a solo career, releasing several studio albums and engaging in musical theatre performances such as a residency as Billy Flynn in Chicago. He returned to Spandau Ballet in 2009 but departed again in 2017 to concentrate on his solo pursuits. Since then, Hadley has continued to record and perform extensively. His career includes touring regularly as a solo artist, often accompanied by his own band and orchestral ensembles. In recognition of his contributions to music and his charitable work, Hadley was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire in 2019. His experience in performance and his ongoing engagement with music and community initiatives highlight his multifaceted career.