Paul Carrack

Paul Carrack, a singer, songwriter and self-taught multi-instrumentalist from Sheffield, England, left school at age 15 to pursue his dream of life on the road with a band. Over the course of his extensive and diverse career, he has traveled hundreds of thousands of miles to perform live, a cornerstone of his musical journey.

Carrack is widely recognized for his distinctive voice, often referred to as a "Golden Voice", and is known for his classic hits including "How Long", "Tempted", "Over My Shoulder" and the Grammy-nominated "The Living Years". He has played a prominent role as a keyboard player, collaborating on numerous recordings and tours with iconic artists such as Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr, Elton John and B B King.

Additionally, Carrack's songwriting talents have led to his work being recorded by several renowned artists, including The Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Michael McDonald, Tom Jones and Diana Ross. His live performances are celebrated and promise an unforgettable experience.