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Tina Turner's Thursday night stop at the Target Center offered eye candy at every turn, from the Vegas-style stage to the dazzling lights to the booming pyrotechnics.

With Tina Turner, less is more. Remember how she famously shed her husband, Ike Turner? She should have done the same with her dancers and other unnecessary stage accoutrements Thursday night at Target Center ...

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Tina Turner live! IE On 8th October 2008 @ 14:25 In Weekly , Tina Turner must have forgotten she vowed 2000's tour would be her very last .

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After an eight-year hiatus, Tina Turner brought her famous voice and energy back to the stage Wednesday, opening her 36-date North American tour.

Performing for the first time in almost a decade isn't the only thing the 'What's Love Got To Do With It' singer is doing.

Tina Turner will turn 69 next month. What's a grandmother to do? After an eight-year retirement from the stage, the rock 'n' soul wonder woman is strutting her stuff for two hours a night this fall.

Which visiting septuagenarian put on the better show in Kansas City yesterday? John McCain, who campaigned at the Truman Library and filmed remote TV interviews from a Crossroads production studio -- or Tina ...

After an eight-year hiatus, Tina Turner brought her famous voice and energy back to the stage Wednesday, opening her 36-date North American tour with a hit-filled concert at the Sprint Center.

The 68-year-old singer said it was the right time to hit the road.

'It has to be now,' she said. 'I can still do it. (I'm) still in shape enough physically, mentally and I think this was about the best time to do it.'

Turner performed fan favorites such as 'Typical Male,' 'What's Love Got to Do With It?' and 'Private Dancer.'

Tina! Her Greatest Hits Review Posted by Jesse Coy on 10.03.2008 Talking about diva chicks? Anyone labeled a diva in the 90's or beyond... Tina can likely kick your ass.

The event: Wednesday's sold-out opening of the 68-year-old rock diva's first road show since 2000, when her Twenty Four Seven Tour made her the year's top-grossing concert act.

Tina Turner has become almost as recognizable for her sexy stage style as for her sultry sound.

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Eight years after a farewell world tour, Tina Turner steps onstage in Kansas City, Mo., tonight to launch an extravagant 36-date North American arena tour.

Soul royalty comes to town for three shows spanning Turner's entire career. She's supporting the new "Tina! Her Greatest Hits," another one of those compilations featuring two new songs.