Legendary Belgian singer, Lara Fabian, who has sold 28 million albums worldwide and is widely regarded as one of the world's greatest live vocalists, will be performing in the UK for the launch event of her 'Voices' European tour. The celebrated Belgian Italian and Canadian chanteuse Lara Fabian returns to London to perform her first concert since selling out Eventim Apollo eight years ago. Her highly anticipated Wembley performance will feature songs from her new album 'Je Suis Là', as well as her timeless classics 'Je T'aime', 'Adagio', 'Je Suis Malade', 'La Différence', 'Ta Peine', 'Love By Grace', 'I Will Love Again', 'Broken Vow' and 'Par Amour'. The best-selling Belgian-born female artist of all time will be accompanied by seven powerful vocalists together with her dynamic live band, who will be bringing the magic of her artistry to life with exciting new arrangements. The 'Voices' tour will be hosted by some of the most famous venues in Europe, creating an unforgettable experience for both the singer's fans and those who are just getting acquainted with the passionate performances of the mind-blowing power diva with the stunning 3-octave soprano voice. Lara Fabian has released 14 studio albums, 4 live albums, one compilation, 8 box sets, 8 video albums and 52 singles since 1991 and is one of the best-selling artists of her generation. The multi-lingual singer performs in French, Italian, English, Russian, Greek, Turkish, German, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish and Portuguese. Born in Brussels, and raised between Belgium and Italy, Lara's parents enrolled her in the Royal Conservatory of Brussels for gifted musicians when she was 8 years old. In 1988, aged 18, Fabian was invited to represent Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest, coming a respectable fourth in the competition that saw her contemporary Celine Dion win it for Switzerland. After finishing her studies, Fabian moved to Montreal where she proceeded to set up her own record label and publishing company. Lara Fabian's first French-language album was released in Canada in 1991, after which she received the Discovery of the Year award during the Victoires de la Musique Gala. Her breakthrough album 'Carpe Diem' in 1994 went multi-platinum and her live album released in 1999 topped the French charts, whereby she was honoured at the World Music Awards in Monaco. Her first English language album in 2001 gained her international popularity, reaching No. 1 in the US Heatseeker chart and scoring the hit song 'I Will Love Again'. She continued touring across Europe and America and set up an ambitious project called 'Mademoiselle Zhivago', sung in 4 languages and written in collaboration with a Russian composer, creating tremendous success in Eastern and Northern Europe. Influenced by artists Jacques Brel, Barbara Streisand and Freddie Mercury, Lara Fabian has in turn influenced global superstars Dimash Qudaibergen who has covered her song 'Adagio' and Josh Groban who has recorded 'Broken Vow'.