Tina Turner is known best, perhaps, for her wild hair style and her high-energy shows that are guaranteed to leave the audience breathless, even if Turner seems barely winded. Some things just never change. Turner just recently performed a show at Madison Square Garden, and she really let loose her rough ways on the stage. Although Turner isn't as young as she used to be, she still rocked out in a sequined, sparkly dress and performed all of the fast-paced hits that made her famous in the first place. Tina Turner has not released any new material in years, ever since she announced her retirement a decade ago, and yet there is a magical flair about Ms. Turner, and she certainly is not one to fade silently into the night.



At her recent concert in New York, Turner took fans on a whirlwind trip back to the 1980s when she was enjoying the peak of her success in the music industry. Audience members sang along to ballads like “Steamy Windows,” “What's Love Got To Do With It” and “Nutbush City Limits.” Along with traversing energetically around the stage, Turner lit up the speakers with her fiery voice. And at the age of 69, Tina Turner still manages to turn heads. See her light up the stage with your own pair of Tina Turner tickets from http://www.stubhub.com/tina-turner-tickets.

Tina Turner was born as Anna Mae Bullock and would rise to become “The Queen of Rock and Roll,” particularly throughout the 1980s when her pop-music style was in top fashion. Over her many years of performing, she has traveled the world, blowing her listeners away with her powerful vocals and fast-paced live shows. She has been listed in Rolling Stone's list of The Immortals-The Greatest Artists of All Time, and she is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee. She has also been the recipient of eight Grammy Awards. Many people remember Turner for two of her most famous recordings: “River Deep-Mountain High” and “Proud Mary.”

Tina Turner always had a vast interest in music, and in 1960 she had an opportunity to record the song “A Fool in Love.” The song became an enormous R&B hit and reached number two on the U.S. Pop Chart. It was the start of her success and she ran with the opportunity to become a superstar in the industry. She gained mainstream attention in the 1960s and 1970s, especially when she recorded the hot songs “River Deep, Mountain High,” and others including “Come Together,” “Honky Tonk Woman” and “I Want to Take You Higher.”

Although her popularity seemed to decline as the 1970s came to a close and her marriage fell apart, Tina Turner persevered and staged one of the most impressive comebacks in music history when she roared into the 1980s. The song “What's Love Got to Do With It,” was an immediate smash hit and can definitively go down in history as one of Turner's most well-known signature songs.

As her recent performance in New York shows, Tina Turner still has the moves and the grooves and it doesn't seem as if she'll be slowing down one bit. See her strut her stuff live on stage at one of her upcoming shows.