Seal hits the road embarking on his 30th anniversary World Tour. Marking three decades since the release of Seal's first two albums, "Seal" in 1991 and "Seal II" in 1994, the tour started in April. Joining the British singer on the road is long-time collaborator and producer Trevor Horn, for the first time ever assembling a touring band to perform as the Buggles.
The Buggles set was short and to the point, ending the "Video Killed the Radio Star" and bringing the audience to their feet. It was a blast from the past that was still as refreshing now as it was more than four decades ago.
For more than 30 years, Seal has been a staple of the music and entertainment world, from his albums to guest-judge on "America's Got Talent" to performances on two different versions of "Masked Singer." He's appeared on TV and in movies while continuing to release music. His Seattle performance shows that he hasn't missed a step along the way.