Stevie Wonder plays 'Songs in the Key of Life' in its entirety to mark the album's 50th anniversary at The O2.
Stevie Wonder plays The O2 arena on Tuesday 3 and Thursday 5 November, with doors opening at 6:30 PM. He's performing Songs In The Key of Life in its entirety, so the set follows the album from start to finish rather than a best-of selection. That means you'll hear 'As', 'Sir Duke', 'Love's in Need of Love Today' and 'Isn't She Lovely' as part of the full sequence.
The shows mark the 50th anniversary of Songs In The Key of Life, which Wonder released in 1976. It earned him his third Grammy for Album of the Year, went Diamond with more than 10 million copies sold, and was inducted into the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry. He's a twenty-five time Grammy winner, and on these nights he's acting as singer, songwriter, musician and producer all at once, playing through the record from the first track to the last.
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Because it's the full album, the setlist is fixed: the same sequence of songs on both nights, with no skipping. If you know the record, you'll recognise the order; if you don't, it's a good way to hear it as it was originally put together. Tickets are sold through AXS, the official ticketing partner of The O2, and premium hospitality packages are available alongside standard seats. Doors open at 6:30 PM for both the Tuesday and Thursday dates.
