George Michael Tickets - Not Just Another British Invasion

When the Beatles hit the shores of America, it was pandemonium. No one could get enough of those four. Since then, we've seen some hits from the U.K. stream in from time to time, but when a young kid by the name of Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou, born on June 25, 1963, decided he wanted to be a music star, there was a sign written on the wall saying that the U.K. was going to invade the music industry again in a big way. Enter one particular band by the name of Wham!. That was all good, but it got even better when little Georgios (who had changed his name to the iconic 'George Michael') broke out into his own solo stardom, signed with Sony Records in 1987, and began his true music career.

George Michael Tickets - The Music of Michael

Faith was the album, and it monopolized the industry well with the title track itself -- from that came other hits like 'I Want Your Sex,' 'Father Figure,' 'Kissing a Fool,' and 'Freedom.' He further became more of a pop icon on the level of Michael Jackson when he worked with Elton John to perform such songs as 'Wrap It Up' and 'Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me.' He even worked a single with the legendary Aretha Franklin, entitled 'I Knew You Were There (Waiting For Me).'

George Michael Tickets - The Sound and Style of Michael

Aside from his slick vocals and obvious talent with a guitar, Michael had what many would call, to put it plainly, sex appeal. Every woman (and possibly every homosexual man) loved George Michael. He had beautiful looks, boyish looks, and downright sultry looks that identified with every single music lover in the world. George Michael's not only a music icon -- but an entertainment icon. Period.