Chaka Khan, a beacon of musical brilliance, celebrated a pinnacle moment with her induction into the in 2023 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, marking five decades of unparalleled contributions to music. This ten-time Grammy winner's influence spans a vast array of genres, from the soulful depths of R&B to the refined echelons of classical music.
Emerging from Chicago's dynamic music scene, Khan first captured the world's attention with Rufus through the Stevie Wonder-penned classic “Tell Me Something Good.” Her trajectory continued to rise meteorically with her solo debut, "I'm Every Woman," heralding a string of hits that solidified her as a musical luminary.
Khan's artistry extends beyond the recording studio; her forays into theatre have graced both
Broadway and London's West End, showcasing her versatility and charisma on some of the most prestigious stages in the world. Her collaborations are as impactful as they are diverse, spanning contributions to children's television and unforgettable performances alongside other music legends.
Local tip
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Make a night of it in the Aotea Arts Quarter. Aotea Square, Auckland Town Hall, Q Theatre and plenty of nearby dining options are all within a short walk of The Civic.
Getting there
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The Civic is on the corner of Queen and Wellesley Streets in the city centre. Te Waihorotiu Station is right nearby, making the train an easy option, while frequent bus services stop along Queen and Wellesley Streets. If driving, The Civic Car Park beneath Aotea Square is the closest parking option. For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
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