Diana Ross is still a legend in the music business, as she has been delighting her fans since the ’60s, when she took front stage as the lead vocalist of the all-girl band, The Supremes. Apart from her unmatched talent, the musician is well-known for her achievements over her very successful career, which includes a Special Tony Award, two Grammy Lifetime Achievement Awards, and the esteemed Presidential Medal of Freedom given to her by Barack Obama.
Despite enjoying a career that has spanned over six decades, it does not look as though Ross is planning on slowing down anytime soon. Recently, during a sold-out performance in New York City, Ross delighted her fans with a surprising and heartwarming update about her future plans in the music industry.
Diana Ross reveals plans to continue performing despite her age
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Ross, often referred to as the Queen of Motown Records, recently embarked on her ’Diana Ross: Celebrating Timeless Classics – 2025 Tour, a six-date concert series that has already captivated audiences across the United States, which was kick-started on February 14 with a mesmerizing performance at the Yaamava Theater in Highland, California. The singer continued to enchant her fans with two sold-out nights at the King Theater in Brooklyn, New York, where she delivered a spellbinding show as she took the audience on a journey through her impressive catalog, from her days with The Supremes to her solo classics.
During her second performance in Brooklyn on Saturday, March 1, the singer took a moment to connect with her fans, expressing her deep passion for performing and her unwavering dedication to her music career. with her 81st birthday approaching later in the month, Ross emphasized that retirement is not on her agenda. Her energy and love for her craft could be clearly observed as she addressed the audience, reaffirming her love for the stage and her desire to continue sharing her music with the world.
Diana Ross remains committed to performance as she plans an European tour
Ross had hinted at an upcoming European tour later this year as a testament to her decision to not consider retiring.
According to details available on her official website, the legendary musician plans to embark on a ten-night series of shows across multiple locations in the United Kingdom, France, and the Netherlands.