50 years later: Stevie Wonder returns to the stage with his beloved album

Stevie Wonder has announced a world tour marking 50 years of his album "Songs in the Key of Life." The tour will begin on October 13 in Birmingham, continue through Europe and the United States, and conclude on December 19 in Los Angeles. This is Wonder's first official tour since 2024.

Stevie Wonder has announced a world tour to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his album "Songs in the Key of Life," one of the greatest albums of his career. The tour will kick off on October 13 in Birmingham, England, and then move on to Paris, Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Dublin, and London. The European leg will end in Glasgow on November 11. After that, Wonder will cross to the United States, with performances in New York, Chicago, Washington, and Detroit – his hometown, where he will hold two consecutive shows. The tour will conclude on December 19 at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. The album, released in September 1976, includes hits like "Isn't She Lovely," "Sir Duke," "I Wish," and "As," reached number one on the US charts, and won a Grammy for Album of the Year. This is Wonder's first official tour since 2024, when he embarked on the "Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation's Broken Heart" tour. Since then, he has performed at various tributes, but now, at age 76, he returns to a full tour centered on the album most associated with him.