Pink (Singer) Bio, Age, Husband, Kids, Tour 2019, BRIT 2019 and Setlist

Who is Pink | Pink The Singer | Pink Biography

Pink (stylized as P!nk and Real Name: Alecia Beth Moore) is an American singer, songwriter, dancer, and actress who is known for her raspy, distinctive voice and acrobatic stage presence. She is a former member of the girl group Choice. She was offered a chance of having a solo career by LaFace Records after seeing potential in her . The company offered Alecia a recording contract.

She went on to record and release music with her debut album “Can’t Take Me Home” (2000) being certified double-platinum in the United States. The album was R&B-influenced and it consisted among other songs “There You Go” and “Most Girls”. In 2001, released a pop rock album titled Missundaztood. It consisted of the hit songs “Get the Party Started”, “Don’t Let Me Get Me”, and “Just Like a Pill”.

Her third studio album earned her a Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. It was however not as successful as the first two. In 2006, she released her fourth album, “I’m Not Dead” and in 2008, she released her fifth, “Funhouse”. In 2012, she released the sixth album “The Truth About Love”. It spawned her fourth number-one single, “Just Give Me a Reason”.

She recorded a collaborative album in 2014, titled, Rose Ave., with Canadian musician Dallas Green under a folk music duo named You+Me. In 2017, she had her seventh album, Beautiful Trauma, released. It became the third best-selling album of the year and saw the success of its lead single, “What About Us”.

How Old is Pink? – Age

The “Just Give Me a Reason” is 39 years old as of 2018. She was born on 8 September 1979 in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Where is Pink From?

Alecia Beth Moore, the artist’s birth name, was born to emergency room nurse Judith Moore and insurance salesman James Moore in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Alecia identifies herself as Jewish and described herself as an “Irish-German-Lithuanian-Jew” since her father is of Irish and German descent and mother is of Lithuanian Jewish and German Jewish descent.

She had asthma in her younger days and her parents divorced before she was 10 after developing marital problems. She joined her first band while in high school. Middleground was the band’s name but it got disbanded after losing a battle of the bands competition. A teenage Alecia wrote songs to let out her feelings.

P!nk Husband

The artist is married to motocross racer Carey Hart since January 7, 2006. The two met at the 2001 X Games in Philadelphia and soon began dating. After a brief separation in 2003, Alecia proposed to Hart during a Mammoth Lakes motocross race in June 2005. She did so as she assisted him in his race and wrote “Will You Marry Me? I’m serious!” on a pit board. When he noticed the writing, he veered off the track to accept the proposal. They tied the knot in Costa Rica in 2006.

In Feb. 2008, the singer announced that she had separated from her husband. He appeared in her 2008 “So What” song video, which deals with their separation. They then sought marriage counseling in hopes of reconciliation. Confirmation of their getting back together was done in February 2010.

Pink Children – Kids

P!nk announced that the couple was expecting their first child in November 2010 on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Their daughter , Willow Sage was born in June 2011. They had their second child, a son by the name Jameson Moon in December 2016.

Pink’s Daughter Singing

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At the age of 14, Alecia stated performing in Philadelphia clubs and adopted her stagename “Pink”. at the same age, she was convinced to audition to become a member of the all-female group Basic Instinct. The group was however disbanded before it released any material. At the age of 16, she formed the the R&B group Choice alongside two other teenage girls, Sharon Flanagan and Chrissy Conway.

Since then she has worked on several albums:
Between 1999 and 2002, she released the albums “Can’t Take Me Home” and “Missundaztood”. Between 2003 and 2007, she released “Try This” and “I’m Not Dead” while between 2008 and 2011 she worked on Funhouse and Greatest Hits… So Far!!!. From 2012 to 2015, she worked on the The Truth About Love and You+Me. In 2016, she released the album Beautiful Trauma and in 2019 she had her Hurts 2B Human album released.

Pink Hairstyles

Pink Hairstyles

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Pink Albums – New Album

  • Can’t Take Me Home (2000)
  • Missundaztood (2001)
  • Try This (2003)
  • I’m Not Dead (2006)
  • Funhouse (2008)
  • The Truth About Love (2012)
  • Beautiful Trauma (2017)
  • Hurts 2B Human (2019)

Pink Songs – Music

Singles
Year
Title
2000
There You Go
Most Girls
You Make Me Sick
2001
Lady Marmalade
(with Christina Aguilera, Lil’ Kim and Mýa)
Get the Party Started
2002
Don’t Let Me Get Me
Just Like a Pill
Family Portrait
2003
Feel Good Time
(featuring William Orbit)
Trouble
2004
God Is a DJ
Last to Know
2006
Stupid Girls
Who Knew
U + Ur Hand
Nobody Knows
Dear Mr. President
(featuring Indigo Girls)
2007
Leave Me Alone (I’m Lonely)
2008
So What
Sober
2009
Please Don’t Leave Me
Bad Influence
Funhouse
I Don’t Believe You
2010
Glitter in the Air
Raise Your Glass
Fuckin’ Perfect
2011
Bridge of Light
2012
Blow Me (One Last Kiss)
Try
2013
Just Give Me a Reason
(featuring Nate Ruess)
True Love
(featuring Lily Allen)
Walk of Shame
Are We All We Are
2015
Today’s the Day
2016
Just Like Fire
Setting the World on Fire
(with Kenny Chesney)
2017
What About Us
Beautiful Trauma
2018
Whatever You Want
Secrets
A Million Dreams
2019
Walk Me Home
As featured artist
Year
Title
2006
I Am Not My Hair
(India.Arie featuring P!nk)
Rock and Roll Heaven’s Gate
(Indigo Girls featuring P!nk)
2017
Waterfall
(Stargate featuring P!nk and Sia)

Pink Films

Year
Title
Role
2016
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
Herself
2015
Billy on the Street
Herself
Janis: Little Girl Blue
Herself
2013
Thanks for Sharing
Dede
2011
Happy Feet Two
Gloria
2010
Get Him to the Greek
Herself
2009
SpongeBob SquarePants
Herself
2007
Catacombs
Carolyn
2006
NBC Sunday Night Football
Herself
2003
Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle
Coal Bowl M.C.
2002
Rollerball
Rock singer
2000
Ski to the Max
Brena

Pink Tour Dates 2019

P!NK: BEAUTIFUL TRAUMA WORLD TOUR
MAR 01
SUNRISE, FL
MAR 03
TAMPA, FL
MAR 05
JACKSONVILLE, FL
MAR 07
COLUMBIA, SC
MAR 09
CHARLOTTE, NC
MAR 10
NASHVILLE, TN
MAR 12
ATLANTA, GA
MAR 14
BIRMINGHAM, AL
MAR 16
BOSSIER CITY, LA
MAR 17
NEW ORLEANS, LA
MAR 19
HOUSTON, TX
MAR 21
SAN ANTONIO, TX
MAR 23
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
MAR 24
DALLAS, TX
MAR 30
GLENDALE, AZ
APR 01
DENVER, CO
APR 03
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
APR 05
VANCOUVER, CANADA
APR 06
VANCOUVER, CANADA
PEPSI LIVE AT ROGERS ARENA
APR 08
PORTLAND, OR
APR 10
SACRAMENTO, CA
APR 12
LAS VEGAS, NV
APR 13
ANAHEIM, CA
HONDA CENTER
APR 15
LOS ANGELES, CA
STAPLES CENTER
APR 17
SAN JOSE, CA
APR 19
LOS ANGELES, CA
APR 26
DETROIT, MI
LITTLE CAESARS ARENA
APR 27
DETROIT, MI
APR 30
INDIANAPOLIS, IN
MAY 02
MILWAUKEE, WI
MAY 04
FARGO, ND
MAY 05
ST PAUL, MN
MAY 07
OMAHA, NE
MAY 09
LEXINGTON, KY
MAY 11
COLUMBUS, OH
MAY 13
TORONTO, CANADA
MAY 14
TORONTO, CANADA
SCOTIABANK ARENA
MAY 17
MONTREAL, CANADA
BELL CENTRE
MAY 18
MONTREAL, CANADA
MAY 21
NEW YORK, NY
MAY 22
NEW YORK, NY
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
JUN 16
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
JOHAN CRUIJFF STADIUM
JUN 18
DUBLIN, IRELAND
RDS
JUN 20
CARDIFF, UNITED KINGDOM
PRINCIPALITY STADIUM
JUN 22
GLASGOW, UNITED KINGDOM
HAMPDEN PARK
JUN 23
GLASGOW, UNITED KINGDOM
HAMPDEN PARK
JUN 25
LIVERPOOL, UNITED KINGDOM
ANFIELD STADIUM
JUN 27
WERCHTER, BELGIUM
ROCK WERCHTER FESTIVAL
JUN 29
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
WEMBLEY STADIUM
JUN 30
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
WEMBLEY STADIUM
JUL 03
PARIS, FRANCE
LA DEFENSE ARENA
JUL 05
COLOGNE, GERMANY
RHEIN ENERGIE STADION
JUL 06
COLOGNE, GERMANY
RHEIN ENERGIE STADION
JUL 08
HAMBURG, GERMANY
VOLKSPARKSTADION
JUL 10
STUTTGART, GERMANY
MERCEDES-BENZ ARENA
JUL 12
HANNOVER, GERMANY
HDI ARENA
JUL 14
BERLIN, GERMANY
OLYMPIASTADION BERLIN
JUL 20
WARSAW, POLAND
PGE NARODOWY STADIUM
JUL 22
FRANKFURT, GERMANY
COMMERZBANK ARENA
JUL 24
WIEN, AUSTRIA
ERNST HAPPEL STADIUM
JUL 26
MÜNCHEN, GERMANY
OLYMPIASTADION MUNCHEN
JUL 27
MÜNCHEN, GERMANY
OLYMPIASTADION MUNCHEN
JUL 30
ZÜRICH, SWITZERLAND
LETZIGRUND STADIUM
AUG 03
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
TELE2 ARENA
AUG 05
OSLO, NORWAY
TELENOR ARENA
AUG 07
HORSENS, DENMARK
STADIUM CASA ARENA
AUG 09
GE, GERMANY
VELTINS-ARENA
AUG 11
DEN HAAG, NETHERLANDS
MALIEVELD PAVILLION
OCT 05
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
ROCK IN RIO

To get tickets to the concerts, visit the singer’s official website.

Pink Official Website

The singer has her own website on which she posts her music and tour schedules. Find the website at pinkspage.com.

Pink Beautiful Trauma Tour Setlist

  • Get the Party Started
  • Beautiful Trauma
  • Just Like a Pill
  • Who Knew
  • Revenge
  • Funhouse / Just a Girl
  • Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana cover
  • Secrets
  • Try
  • Just Give Me a Reason
  • I’m Not Dead
  • Just Like Fire
  • What About Us
  • For Now
  • Barbies
  • I Am Here
  • F**kin’ Perfect
  • Raise Your Glass
  • Blow Me (One Last Kiss)
  • So What
  • Glitter in the Air

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Pink Brit Awards 2019 Performance

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Pink at the Brits: The meaning behind the political and feminist messages on the singer’s outfits

Published: 21 February 2019

Pink took to the stage at the 2019 Brit Awards for a special ten minute performance, making a statement with her ensembles.

She was honoured with the award for Outstanding Contribution To Music at the Brit Awards last night.

After accepting the award from artist and friend Khalid, Pink treated viewers to a ten minute performance of some of her biggest hits including Try, What About Us and Give Me A Reason alongside Bastille’s Dan Smith.

Many eagle-eyed fans will have noticed that during the performance, Pink wore a leotard with messages embroidered into it.

Later in the performance, Pink and her dancers all dressed in newspaper printed ensembles.

So what did the messages say and what did they mean?

The newspaper print jacket Pink wore towards the end of the performance held a number of important headlines and messages.

Many of the messages concerned racial issues, as well as LGBTQ rights and female empowerment.

The message decoded from the jacket including “Me Too”, “Black Lives Matter”, “I’m With Her”, “Choose Love, Not Hate”, “Fight Lesbian And Gay Oppression”, “Human Rights” and “No Human Being Is Illegal”.

The “Me Too” refers to the recent feminist movement Me Too, fighting sexual harassment against women.

The “I’m With Her” was a tag line for Hilary Clinton supporters when she was running for president against Donald Trump.

During that time, Pink was very vocal about her support for Hillary.

Sharing a picture on stage with her dancers on Instagram, Pink captioned the image: “What About Us… #racismisnotpatriotism”, confirming the political message the artist wished to send.

Pink’s dress also held several messages, some of which are less clear to decode.

The “Me Too” message also appeared on the dress, alongside “Bad Mother”, “S**g”, and “Vote”.

Adopted from: heart.co.uk