Jul 23, 2003 • 1 min read

Isley Brothers play one-off show at Royal Albert Hall

The Isley Brothers return to London for a one-off show with full band at the Royal Albert Hall on 27 September.

Oozing with characteristic soul and charisma, The Isley Brothers – represented today by Ronald Isley and Ernie Isley – return to London for a one off live show with full band at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall on 27 Sep.

In addition to their many other contributions to American popular music, The Brothers brought a virtually unknown guitarist by the name of Jimi Hendrix on their maiden tour of England, in 1964 (Hendrix made his first recordings with The Isleys). On the European leg of that outing, their keyboardist was a young man named Elton John.

Ronald Isley maintains a flourishing career as a much sought-after creative partner, having collaborated with artists of varying genres and generations including R Kelly, Snoop Dogg, Lil Kim and JS. He is also a player behind the scenes, serving as manager for Body Kiss guests JS, who laced Eternal with background vocals.

Press Contact: Lisa @ The Play Centre

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