The band were one of the most popular artists of the 80s. Eurythmics recordings have sold over 75 million copies so far. Despite the huge notoriety, Annie Lennox and David Stewart decided to suspend activities in 1990 and focus on solo careers. After nine years of existence, paths cross again to announce the end of the cooperation again in 2005. Although Lennox and Stewart – who used to have more than a professional relationship – cut off any suggestion of a possible reactivation of the band, their November performance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony fired the imagination of concert promoters.

“Seeing them play together, concert organizers offer them huge sums to convince them to go on tour again. Up to £100million is at stake,” an insider told the Sunday Mirror. So far, no official statement has been made. Will the idea of ​​performing together prove tempting for Without a doubt, the concerts of the musical legend of the 80s would be very popular around the world, but for the musicians, such a tour can be very exhausting, as David Stewart mentioned earlier this year.

The musician compared the joint performances with Lennox to a kind of “emotional roller coaster”. He explained that due to their past, performing songs together, some of which deal with their relationship, is an emotionally draining experience for the artist.

“People cry on certain songs. A lot of songs we wrote together are about our relationship. So it’s not a simple concert where we go to the public. Every performance is like a return to our relationship – on stage and in person,” he explained. (PAP Life)