Cliff Richard says he ‘could be dead next year’ ahead of forthcoming tour
Cliff Richard shares stark update about life and career
- Sir Cliff Richard, 84, has reflected on potential retirement after a seven-decade music career, admitting that touring has become "very wearing".
- The musician expressed uncertainty about his future touring plans, including his current 'Can’t Stop Me Now' tour, stating, "I might be dead next year."
- Richard, who has sold over 250 million records, acknowledged adapting his stage performance, saying he does not want to "try and be 18 anymore."
- His illustrious career includes 14 UK number one singles and he holds the record for the most top 10 singles for a male artist.
- He is the only artist to have made the UK singles charts across six decades, from the 1950s into the 2000s.