Following the series of sold-out concerts that she launched for her comeback, English singer-songwriter Kate Bush personally writes a lengthy letter of thanks to her fans, sharing what the concert meant to her.

Bush has just recently wrapped up a series of 22 concerts, all sold out, in London to mark her comeback in the music scene after being on hiatus for 35 years. Said concerts were said to have been 'so spectacular' that her albums made it back to the Top 50 in the British albums charts and attracted a new audience.

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To celebrate the success of her concert entitled 'Before the Dawn', Bush has written a letter, addressing it to her fans and posting it on her website. In the letter, she stated that the performing for the concert series had been one of the most 'extraordinary' experiences she had in her life.

The 56-year old singer-songwriter shared that she had been fond of the processes she, along with her production crew, had to go through for the preparation of the concert - putting the artists together and watching everything progress.

Bush also shared to the fans through her letter how everyone who worked behind 'Before the Dawn' grew close to each other, describing the production team as 'lovely' people who became her family whom she misses terribly now that the concert series is over.

According to the singer, one of the reasons why she wanted to perform live again was in order for her to connect to the audience again, praising them for being supportive.

"I just never imagined it would be possible to connect with an audience on such a powerful and intimate level; to feel such, well quite frankly, love," says Bush on her letter, adding that it had been like that for every single show.

She then thanked her fans for their positive and warm acceptance of the show, saying that they had been a part of an event which gave her such wonderful feelings.

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