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Stevie Wonder is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Songs in the Key of Life by performing the landmark album in full on tour.
The 18-date run kicks off Oct. 13 in Birmingham, England, and travels across Europe before heading to the United States in November.
Released in 1976, Songs in the Key of Life earned the legendary musician his third Grammy Award for Album of the Year and produced classic hits including “Sir Duke,” “I Wish,” “Isn’t She Lovely” and “As.”
The music icon wrote, produced and arranged nearly every song on the album and played most of the instruments himself. The album was later added to the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry.
The shows mark Wonder’s first official tour since 2024.
Here are the tour dates:
- Oct. 13: Birmingham, U.K.
- Oct. 15: Paris, France
- Oct. 18: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Oct. 20: Oslo, Norway
- Oct. 22: Stockholm, Sweden
- Oct. 24: Hannover, Germany
- Oct. 26: Cologne, Germany
- Oct. 28: Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Nov. 1: Dublin, Ireland
- Nov. 3: London, U.K.
- Nov. 8: Manchester, U.K.
- Nov. 11: Glasgow, U.K.
- Nov. 19: New York City, NY
- Nov. 21: Chicago, IL
- Nov. 23: Washington, D.C.
- Dec. 8: Detroit, MI
- Dec. 9: Detroit, MI
- Dec. 19: Los Angeles, CA