„I’m a rock chick! “, that’s how the 80s-star Kim Wilde describes herself.  She gained international success with her worldwide known hit “Kids in America” in 1981. This song was produced by her father Marty Wilde and written by her brother Ricky and landed at number 5 in the charts in Europe, Australia and Asia. The following summer she released her first debut album with hits like “Chequered Love” and “Water on Glass”. She even received the “Best Female Vocalist Award” of the “British Phonographic Industry” for this. Kim Wilde was truly respected in Germany and France, they even christened her as “Bardot of pop music”.

In the fall of 1986, she fought her way into international areas with classics like “You Keep Me Hangin’ On” und the album “Another Step” and gained a lot of attention there as well. The German English duet of Kim Wilde and Nena with “Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime” stayed at number 3 in the charts for weeks and was number 1 in the Netherlands and Austria.

Her personal happiness includes her husband Hal Fowler and their two kids. Kim Wilde is also passionate about gardening and wrote two books about it. Though she was not just on stage as a singer but also as presenter of a gardening show on British television. Still there was something missing – the music.

For her 40th musical anniversary, Kim Wilde trades her gardening gloves for a microphone and gets back on stage with her band for the “Greatest-Hits Tour”! Feel nostalgic and do not miss the return of the superstar Kim Wilde!