The result is a sound that has been heard in many different quarters and a fan base which clamours to get hold of his tickets when they hit the market. It is safe to say that Rufus Wainwright has come a long way since his debut release in 1998 and that he will remain an integral part of the music scene for many years to come. So if you want to see him live, then make sure you get hold of Rufus Wainwright tickets when they go on sale.
Wainwright rose to prominence towards the end of the 1990s, playing regularly in New York and Los Angeles in the run up to the release of his self-titled debut album in 1998. It was a release that would earn him considerable recognition, with positive word of mouth and the title of Best New Artist bestowed on him from Rolling Stone. He had made his mark and throughout the next decade he would continue to perform onstage and release well-received albums.
His second album would take the form of “Poses” in 2001, followed by the “Want” albums from 2003 to 2004, taking the forms of “Want One” and “Want Two”, which were repackaged as “Want” in 2005 with new tracks. His next album would take the form of “Release the Stars” in 2007, which charted high in the UK and included songs like “Going to a Town” and “Rules and Regulations”, before releasing a live CD in the form of “Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall” in 2007. The decade would be completed with the releases “Milwaukee at Last!!!” in 2009 and “All Days Are Nights: Songs for Lulu” in 2010.
His live shows remain the best place to experience the music of Rufus Wainwright and when he takes to the stage his fans will be glad that they got hold of Rufus Wainwright tickets when they had the chance. The show will be a memorable experience and one that few other live shows will be able to beat. But then, he is one of the most recognisable names in the music world and will remain so for years to come.