An Evening of Words and Songs with Toyah Willcox
A singer and actor, a TV host and author, a BRIT Award winner and a film star – Toyah has worn many hats during a remarkable career spanning more than 50 years. The High Priestess of Punk burst onto the scene in 1976 as she forged dual careers as a musician and actress who featured at The National Theatre and London’s Royal Court. Her role in Quadrophenia made her a household name and soon after she gate-crashed the charts with It’s A Mystery, I Want To Be Free, and Thunder In The Mountains, as the album, Anthem, earned a gold disc, and BRIT Award Best Female as well as a BRIT Nomination for British Breakthrough Act.
She married King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp in 1986, and she starred opposite Sir Laurence Olivier and The Who’s Rodger Daltrey, among others. Acting, presenting, performing, headlining tours, and releasing 23 studio albums continued her unique story and now it’s time to reflect with a new book and UK tour.
However, prior to her extensive 2026 tour, we are so pleased that Toyah has agreed to appear in Wareham for this special one off event.
She will be singing her own favourite hits and telling stories from her remarkable career. To finish the show there will even be a Q & A and interview with her!

Fact-file
https://toyahwillcox.com/toyah-willcox-biography/
- Toyah has recorded and released 23 studio albums and six live albums.
- The album Anthem was certified Gold and spent 46 weeks on the UK album chart in the 1980s. It returned to the official UK Top 40 album chart in 2022 when it was remastered & reissued. The albums The Changeling and live album Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! were both certified Silver along with Silver-selling singles I Want To Be Free and It’s A Mystery.
- Toyah was awarded Best Female Singer at the British Rock & Pop Awards in February 1982. Toyah was also nominated for a BRIT Award for Best Female Singer in the same year
Doors open 6:45 PM. Concert starts 7:30 PM.
| Ticket Tier | Seats | Price | Perks |
|---|---|---|---|
| VIP Tickets | The first 20 seats, closest to the stage | £50 | Best view of the stage |
| Premium Tickets | Seats 21–60, immediately behind VIP | £40 | Excellent line of sight |
| Standard Tickets | All remaining seats from the centre section to the back | £30 | Great atmosphere |

















































































