Simply Red Shares Intimate Glimpse of Chile Concerts for Upcoming Production
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- British band Simply Red released a preview of their upcoming production based on their March 2025 concerts in Chile.
- The production, titled "Holding back the years: 40 Years of Simply Red, Live in Santiago," will be released on June 26.
- A clip features singer Mick Hucknall discussing his vocal care during the shows, clarifying he was working, not on vacation.
British soul band Simply Red is set to release a new production capturing their memorable five-concert run in Santiago, Chile, in March 2025. The upcoming release, titled "Holding back the years: 40 Years of Simply Red, Live in Santiago," will offer fans a glimpse into the band's performances and the experiences surrounding them.
A preview shared on social media features lead singer Mick Hucknall. In the clip, Hucknall addresses the perception that he was on vacation during his time in Chile. "Everyone thinks I'm on vacation, they tell me 'you're in Santiago, you must be having a great time'... but actually I'm working," he says, highlighting the dedication behind the shows.
The production promises to be more than just a concert film, delving into the band's journey and Hucknall's personal efforts to maintain his vocal performance during the demanding series of shows. The release date is set for June 26, offering fans a chance to relive the Santiago concerts.
This project marks a significant milestone, celebrating 40 years of Simply Red and showcasing their enduring appeal. The band's decision to base this production on their Chilean performances underscores the special connection they have with their South American audience.
Everyone thinks I'm on vacation, they tell me 'you're in Santiago, you must be having a great time'... but actually I'm working.
Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.