SUZI QUATRO talks to Brooklands Radio!

For more than fifty years, legend Suzi Quatro has been in the music and entertainment business, vowing only to retire “when I go onstage, shake my ass, and there is silence.” But there’s no chance of missing her anytime soon if you tune into Brooklands Radio -- we’ll be broadcasting an exclusive interview with Quatro on Thurs. Sept. 14 at 9 pm, with a repeat on Sat. Sept. 16 at 7 pm!

Find us at www.brooklands.co.uk or via our free app on your iPhone or Android, and hear Quatro talk about her current tour, latest album and what keeps her going. She’ll be chatting with our very own Brooklands Radio presenter and interviewer of the stars Suzanne Hunter, who’s got loads of other great celebrity interviews on her Listen Again page at www.mixcloud.com/suzyhunterentertainmentshow, where you’ll also find the Suzi Quatro interview posted after the live transmissions.

This month Quatro releases her newest album “The Best of Suzi Quatro, Legend” on Gold Vinyl, CD and Digital (Sept. 22, Chrysalis Records Ltd), following her last studio album in 2011. Also for the first time Quatro’s four studio albums from the ‘70s -- Your Mamma Won’t Like Me,” AggroPhobia,” “If you knew Suzi,” and “Suzi…and other four letter words” -- will be digitally remastered and available for download and streaming across all platforms.

Quatro also goes on tour in the UK next month, headlining the “Legends Live Tour” at London SSE Wembley Arena on Oct. 20, Brighton Centre Brighton on Oct. 21, and SSE Hydro Glasgow on Oct. 13. For more details on UK appearances, see www.legendslive.org/suzi-quatro or Quatro’s website www.suziquatro.com.

Born in the USA in 1950, Quatro rose to worldwide fame as a singer, songwriter and multi- instrumentalist – the first female bass player to become a major rock star and breaking the barrier to women's participation in rock music. Quatro scored a string of hit singles in Europe and Australia, reaching no. 1 in the UK and elsewhere with "Can the Can" (1973) and "Devil Gate Drive" (1974), while her duet "Stumblin' In" with Smokie's lead singer Chris Norman reached No. 4 in the USA. Quatro also found fame as an actress, with a recurring role as bass player Leather Tuscadero on the popular American sitcom Happy Days.

Following her eponymous 1973 debut album, Quatro released fifteen studio albums, ten compilations and one live album, selling more than 50 million albums worldwide. Quatro continues to perform live and present on radio, with forays into writing, including her novel The Hurricane published last May by Newhaven Publishing and a collection of poems entitled “Through my eyes.”

Join Suzanne Hunter on the first Thursday of every month at 9 pm and learn more about eclectic and extraordinary events taking place in Surrey, London and the UK. Also listen to reviews, tributes and interviews with other globally known stars of stage, screen and the world of music -- from Midge Ure and Howard Jones, to Jazzie B., Billy Ocean and KC and the Sunshine Band, as well as national treasures such as Dame Vera Lynn and Honor Blackman, and current personalities like tv presenter Chris Packham. For sheer variety and an element of surprise you won’t find anywhere else, dive into Suzanne’s World of Arts and Entertainment! www.brooklandsradio.co.uk/worldofarts.html