Diana Ross Confirmed For Eden Project Concert In 2022
Ms. Ross had been due to play at the unique Cornish venue this year until the pandemic intervened.
Diana Ross will play a one-off gig at the Eden Project in Cornwall in the summer of next year.
The music icon was due to perform at the tourist attraction this summer, but the hugely-anticipated concert was cancelled due to the pandemic.
However, now it has been confirmed that Ross will perform as part of The Eden Sessions series on June 21.
Diana Ross is one of the biggest names to ever perform at the Eden Project. From her landmark solo career to her early days in The Supremes, the superstar singer has helped shape the sound of popular music.
She has had 70 hit singles including “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”, “I’m Coming Out”, “Stop! In The Name of Love”, “Upside Down”, “I’m Still Waiting” and “Chain Reaction.”
The site’s managing director of Eden Sessions Rita Broe said: “We are thrilled to confirm Diana Ross for the Eden Sessions in 2022.
“Being able to welcome a global icon of Diana’s stature to Eden is a massive honor for us. We are sure this hugely-anticipated concert will be one of the most magical and memorable we have ever had the privilege to stage.”
Diana Ross is one of a set of big artists already confirmed to play at the Eden Sessions. My Chemical Romance will perform at the Cornwall attraction on May 17, Lionel Richie is scheduled to play there on June 14 and Bryan Adams is set to take to the stage on June 29.
The news of the soul legend’s appearance at Eden follows hot on the heels of her new album Thank You. It is her first album of original material in 22 years – and her first album of any kind since 2006.
The Eden Sessions announcement also further heightens speculation that Diana Ross could be headlining Glastonbury Festival next year.
