Tina Turner’s music has seen a resurgence in ... “Private Dancer” by 273,528%, and “Break Every Rule ... On competitor Apple’s iTunes, Turner’s decades-old songs “What’s ...

Tina Turner, the "queen of rock 'n' roll," spent many years of her life touring the world to entertain fans and releasing chart-topping hits before her death in May 2023.

After consolidating her “Private Dancer” comeback with 1986’s “Break Every Rule,” Tina increasingly drifted toward glossy adult contemporary, a style where the surrounding calm helped ...

When her Break Every Rule tour — a massive trek of 132 cities around the world over 12 months — hit Rio De Janeiro on Jan. 16, 1988, Tina took the stage to an astounding crowd of 180,000 people.

Tina Turner, the musical behemoth and pioneering soul-turned-rock star, has died at age 83.. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame icon died at her home in Switzerland after a long illness, according to a ...

Tina Turner – one of the most ... including “Break Every Rule,” “Foreign Affair” and “Wildest Dreams. ... In 2021, she sold her music rights to BMG Rights Management for $50 million; ...

She titled one of her albums Break Every Rule, but in a 2021 interview with the Harvard Business Review, Turner said she never wanted “to break rules just for the sake of being a rule breaker ...

During 1988’s “Break Every Rule” tour, the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer — she was voted in as a solo artist in May 2021 — shattered box office records in 13 countries and ...

She titled one of her albums Break Every Rule, but in a 2021 interview with the Harvard Business Review, Turner said she never wanted “to break rules just for the sake of being a rule breaker ...

She titled one of her albums Break Every Rule, but in a 2021 interview with the Harvard Business Review, Turner said she never wanted “to break rules just for the sake of being a rule breaker ...