Zealand, and a final date at the Yas Arena, Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates on December 16, 2011. To the disappointment of her fans, Sade have not performed since. The tour was captured on film by director Sophie Muller and released on Sony as Bring Me Home - Live 2011 Roger Davies is credited as a producer. The film was nominated for a Grammy in 2012. M People (1997 - 2000) Davies began managing Mike Pickering’s British dance music band, M People in 1997, with the recording of their fourth and final album “Fresco” charting in September 1997 in the UK at #2 and certified platinum. The following year, 1998, M People released the compilation album “The Best of M People” which went on to sell 2 million copies, peaking at #2, and achieving triple platinum status. Cher (1999 to date) Davies started managing Cher in 1999, after her international hit “Believe”, and is credited on Cher's 2002 album Living Proof on Warner Bros. Records. Davies set up Cher’s 1999 world tour as well as her record-breaking “The Living Proof Farewell Tour" (later dubbed The Never Can Say Goodbye Tour) in 2002. Initially scheduled for 49 shows, the “Living Proof” tour was extended several times worldwide, finally ending in April 2005 after 325 shows – the highest-grossing music tour by a female artist at the time. The enduring tour was filmed for broadcast as "Cher: The Farewell Tour" by David Mallet with Roger Davies credited as Executive Producer and received 4 wins and 3 nominations at the 2003 Primetime Emmy Awards. Cher continues to work, record, and perform globally. Pink (2001 to date) Davies has enjoyed continuing success with American singer-songwriter Pink. He took over her management commencing from her second album, 2001's Missundaztood where the written album credits RD Worldwide Management. Pink was unhappy with her direction and reportedly had little control over her first album, so she enlisted the help of singer-songwriter Linda Perry (4 Non Blondes) for her next and personal second album. Davies had been impressed enough with Pink's presence in her first video to review her debut album (which he reportedly did not like), but when he heard some of the early songs Pink wrote with Perry he was intrigued; "She not only sang the tracks, but she acted them out." "She said, 'This song is going to be the first single, and