Private Dancer live in California, 1993. Watch now on YouTube 🎵
Merry Christmas to all the Tina fans out there 🎄 We hope you’re all having a wonderful time for this years celebrations! Thank you for all your love and support!
Tina Turner and Erwin Bach enjoying the snow in 1986.
Foreign Affair was the title track of Tina’s 1989 hit album of the same, released in 1989. Watch her energetic performance at the Blockbuster Pavilion in 1993 over on YouTube now via the link in bio!
Wigs became a large part of Tina’s identity. “I’m not surprised when people think my wig is my own hair, because I’ve always considered it an extension of myself. In a way, it is my hair,” the icon shared in her biography.
Wigs became a large part of Tina’s identity. “I’m not surprised when people think my wig is my own hair, because I’ve always considered it an extension of myself. In a way, it is my hair,” the icon shared in her biography.
Tina wearing one of Azzedine Alaia’s creations. After purchasing Alaia’s clothes in L.A, Tina personally called Azzedine Alaia while in Paris and asked to meet. The two would develop an intimate friendship and he ended up designing some of Tina’s most memorable stage outfits.
Tina Turner in the passenger seat with the love of her life, Erwin Bach. Did you know cars played an important role in their first meeting? Turner and Bach’s meet-cute is something out of a rom-com movie. Erwin Bach, a music executive, was assigned to pick up Tina, a global megastar, from the airport before a concert. For Tina, the connection was instant. This would be the first of many car rides with Erwin at the steering wheel and Tina in the passenger seat.
Watch Tina’s performance of ‘Typical Male’ live from the Blockbuster Pavilion in California, 1993 over on YouTube now! Link in bio ⭐️❤️
For Tina, the days around Christmas and New Year’s are a time of peace and coming together. She would remind herself to be grateful about the last year and look forward to what the new one will bring. How about you – what are you looking forward to?
Tina Turner was a born performer. Her presence on stage had the power to captivate millions.
Happy 2024! We hope that all of you are equally as excited for the Year ahead! Please comment below what Tina content you would like to see more of in the future.
Tina Turner’s cover of ZZ Top’s song ‘Legs’ was performed at many of Tina’s concerts including at the Blockbuster Pavilion, California in 1993 during her legendary What’s Love tour. Released today as a single, you can now stream/listen everywhere and watch over on YouTube.
Tina Turner getting into the Christmas spirit, Winter 1986 ⛄️
Tina Turner and the Ikettes performing on the ABC television series ‘The Pearl Bailey Show’ on the 27th March in 1971. Turner often showcased her legs in ultra-miniskirts with fringe and sparkles. But, according to her, she wore them for movement, not aesthetics. “When I wore short skirts onstage it was for a practical reason — they gave me the freedom to move, and I really like to move.” she said in her book, ‘That’s my Life’.
Tina Turner and the Ikettes performing on the ABC television series ‘The Pearl Bailey Show’ on the 27th March in 1971. Turner often showcased her legs in ultra-miniskirts with fringe and sparkles. But, according to her, she wore them for movement, not aesthetics. “When I wore short skirts onstage it was for a practical reason — they gave me the freedom to move, and I really like to move.” she said in her book, ‘That’s my Life’.
Tina Turner and the Ikettes performing on the ABC television series ‘The Pearl Bailey Show’ on the 27th March in 1971. Turner often showcased her legs in ultra-miniskirts with fringe and sparkles. But, according to her, she wore them for movement, not aesthetics. “When I wore short skirts onstage it was for a practical reason — they gave me the freedom to move, and I really like to move.” she said in her book, ‘That’s my Life’.
#GRAMMYRewind ⏪ Revisit the moment #TinaTurner won a golden gramophone for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female — an opportunity she had been waiting for “for such a long time.” #GRAMMYs
One of Norman Seeff’s most famous sessions is undoubtedly the one he had with Tina Turner in 1983. The photograph, titled ‘Bel Air Sequence, Tina Turner’ presents his improvisational style. On working with Tina Turner, he says it was “like being exposed to a nuclear reactor. She exudes a primordial energy that comes from the muse of her creativity. I was shooting so fast to keep up with her that I blew my strobe. Tina just kept going and we got the most amazing footage on video. Every shot was stunning and at the end of the session, Tina asked me to dance with her. Well, she ‘danced me’…. I felt as though I was teleporting!”
The official music video for Nutbush City Limits (90s Version) has been HD upgraded! Watch now over on YouTube.
Undercover Agent for the Blues featured on Tina’s Foreign Affair album, and was the B-side of the single The Best. Watch Tina perform it live in 1993 over on YouTube ❤️
What’s Love Got to Do With It (30th Anniversary Edition) is out on 26th April! The 4CD/DVD boxset includes the original album remastered, edits, remixes and acapellas plus Tina’s live show at the Blockbuster Pavilion in 1993 remastered which can also be watched on the DVD along with three music videos. You’ll also find an A4 poster of Tina and a 24-page booklet inside. Additional formats include a single LP and a double CD. Pre-order your copy here: TinaTurner.lnk.to/WL30
What’s Love Got to Do With It (30th Anniversary Edition) is out on 26th April! The 4CD/DVD boxset includes the original album remastered, edits, remixes and acapellas plus Tina’s live show at the Blockbuster Pavilion in 1993 remastered which can also be watched on the DVD along with three music videos. You’ll also find an A4 poster of Tina and a 24-page booklet inside. Additional formats include a single LP and a double CD. Pre-order your copy here: TinaTurner.lnk.to/WL30
