King Charles at The Glee Nottingham

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Mon 1Nov
2021

King Charles (14+)Glee Club Nottingham

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This is a STANDING show - if you require a seat you must contact our Box Office before you book your tickets - no seating can be issued after you have purchased your tickets!
This event will be sold to full capacity, with no distancing. Full COVID-safety guidelines available here.
Ages 14+. All under 25s may require government-issued photo ID to gain entry. Under 16s must carry photo ID and be accompanied by an adult with a ticket to the show at all times (see FAQs)
This event was rescheduled from 6th May 2020, 15th October 2020 & 16th February 2021 - All tickets remain valid for the new date.

Advance price

  • £14.00 Show Entry
  • + £1.80 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 7:00 PM
  • Last entry 7:45 PM

More info

  • Seating type Standing
  • Food available No
  • Minimum age 14+

With a look that falls somewhere between Adam Ant and Prince and a sound that blends glam rock, psychedelic folk, and indie pop, London-based singer/songwriter Charles Costa began writing music at the age of 17. Proficient on guitar, piano, and cello, as well as classically trained in voice, Costa adopted the King Charles pseudonym in 2007 upon returning to London after a two-year sociology stint at Durham University. After winning the Nashville-based International Songwriting Competition in 2009, he inked a global contract with Universal Republic and began recording his debut album in Hollywood, California. The resulting Loveblood was released in May 2012.

To support his new album, King Charles will perform a string of UK Headline dates in May.

His new album, titled ‘Out Of My Mind’ is due for release this April 17th. The album expresses his journey of recovery to mental and physical health and is a collection of soulful and eclectic songs that portray Charles’ flamboyant personality and showcases a fascinating reinvention of King Charles. His full recovery since his serious ski accident in 2010 has made way for a collection of soul searching songs and proved his determination and strength of will. Charles snuck a mini-synth into hospital and wrote some of the album whilst there until he was fully discharged in 2018.

As Charles explains, “I started exploring a new energy with this record that reflected the changes in how I felt since I wrote my last album. Life was running at a different tempo, and the different cities I found myself in largely contributed to setting a new pace. I wanted to challenge myself as an artist and a singer to see what I was capable of.”