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SEAL ANNOUNCES LATE SUMMER TOUR DATES
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 Multi-platinum, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Seal will hit the road late this summer, where he will perform hits from his illustrious 20-plus-year career. The tour kicks off August 18th in Hollywood, Florida and will run through various cities across the country such as Atlanta, Washington DC and Atlantic City. Tickets available here.
Seal made headlines recently on a trip to Montréal, when he noticed a local busker on the streets and jumped in to sing along with him. “I love to wander around each city when I’m touring and take photos in my off time. This busker caught my eye and I just had to jump in.” This encounter was captured and recorded by numerous spectators on their phones and has since gone viral through social media, being picked up by TV stations across the country including Good Morning America. Since his first street singing session in Montréal, Seal has performed with two lucky fans on both the streets of London and Manchester in the UK and has invited both of them up on stage with him that night at his sold-out shows. Seal had so much fun busking that he has started his own Facebook live series entitled Street Songs where he posts videos of these spontaneous sessions with fans. (https://www.facebook.com/Seal/videos/vb.8446332674/10153863301652675/?type=2&theater)
Since the beginning of his career, London-born multi-platinum singer-songwriter Seal has been focused on a single creative pursuit: expressing the full experience of love through song. His inimitable voice was first heard on Adamski’s 1991 club smash “Killer,” followed by his Top 10 hit “Crazy.” On the heels of his stunning debut album, he went on to win the prestigious BRIT Award for “Best British Male” in 1992, while hits like “Kiss From a Rose,” memorably included in the Batman Forever soundtrack, earned him multiple Grammy awards and global esteem. An established superstar, with worldwide album sales exceeding 30 million of his eight studio albums, Seal released his latest, 7, which reunites him with his longtime collaborator, the producer Trevor Horn. The artist’s focus remains where it’s always been, on the many permutations of love. “I just want people to feel,” he says. No one is better suited to the task.
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