Boy George headlining a new Australian tour in 2025 with Bonnie Tyler
Two music icons are set to hit the stage as part of a new Australian tour next year.
Boy George and Bonnie Tyler are set to perform as part of the Timeless Summer Tour Aus.
They will also be joined by Starship and Tony Hadley for the performances which will take place from January 24 – 27 in the Yarra Valley, Hunter Valley and Sandstone Point in Queensland.
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Boy George and Bonnie Tyler are headlining a new Australian tour in 2025. Getty
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Boy George shared the news on Instagram with his fans, writing: "Australia 2025. Come and see us. It will be a fantastic night!"
Boy George is known for songs including Karma Chameleon with Culture Club and Bonnie Tyler is best known for the hit Total Eclipse of the Heart.
Just a year ago, Tyler announced she had an operation on her vocal chords that led to her developing the husky voice she's known for.
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The music stars will perform as part of the Timeless Summer Tour Aus next year. Getty
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The iconic Welsh singer, 73, told The Mirror that she underwent the removal of nodules on her vocal chords in the 1970s and accidentally screamed while in recovery, which permanently affected the sound of her voice.
"I started to get a sore throat because all the singing was taking its toll," she said about why she had to go into surgery.
In a excerpt from her new autobiography Straight from the Heart, she said she and her producer soon loved the way she sounded after the operation.
She had an operation on her vocal chords that led to her developing the husky voice she's known for. YouTube
"When I went for a check-up with the specialist, he looked at me and said, 'You could have done permanent damage.'"
She added: "I'd always had quite a husky tone to my voice anyway, but as [producer] David [Mackay] joked, I now sounded like a female Rod Stewart!"
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