Petula Clark
British actress and singer
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| March 20 2024 | Claude Wolff, Petula Clark's husband, passed away. |
| December 2023 | The CD recording of her performance from the 'Old Friends' concert was released physically and digitally. |
| January 2023 | Clark appeared in Stephen Sondheim's 'Old Friends' concert aired on BBC, performing 'I'm Still Here' from Follies. |
| March 2020 | The United Music Foundation released 'A Valentine's Day at the Royal Albert Hall', including her concert recording from 14 February 1974. |
| April 20 2018 | Clark released a French-Canadian album titled 'Vu d'ici'. |
| 2017 | Released the studio album 'Living For Today' in the UK and US, which peaked at number 70 in the UK and number 156 in Belgium. |
| November 10 2017 | An English-language album titled 'Living for Today' was released, and she embarked on a US tour. |
| October 2016 | Clark released a new English-language album titled 'From Now On' and completed a UK tour to promote it. |
| June 20 2015 | She appeared at the Beacon Theatre in New York City with the Midtown Men, performing 'Downtown'. |
| 2013 | Clark stated that she and her husband Claude Wolff were 'not in a romantic relationship anymore.' |
| March 3 2013 | 'Lost in You' entered the UK national album chart at number 24. |
| January 2013 | She released a new album titled 'Lost in You', which included new music and covers. |
| January 1 2013 | Clark performed in Jools Holland's New Year 'Hootenanny', presenting her songs 'Crazy' and 'Downtown'. |
| 2012 | She was installed as a Commander of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres of France by the French Minister of Culture. |
| February 2012 | Clark completed her first New York City show since 1975, featuring a parody of 'Downtown'. |
| 2011 | Clark performed at the Casino de Paris, entertaining for more than 90 minutes and introducing five new songs. |
| December 11 2011 | The Saw Doctors released their version of 'Downtown', featuring Clark, who appeared in the music video. |
| 2010 | She became president of the Hastings Musical Festival and toured Australia, New Zealand, and Quebec. |
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