Back when I hung out in bars a lot, I had this rule to help mitigate stage fright at the touch-screen jukebox. If I couldn’t ...

By Damien Scott pmc-editorial-manager “Before I sing too much more, I just want to say thank God for this moment,” says Stevie Wonder as he makes himself comfortable at the head of the stage.

A six-episode series charting an incredible five-year (or seven-year) run by Stevie Wonder ... titles reflect Wonder’s albums run: Music of my Mind | 1972; Talking Book | 1972; Innervisions ...

I don’t like nobody talking bad about Detroit.” According to Billboard, Wonder then led the crowd in a chant of “Don’t cha do it!” as a warning to Trump. Stevie Wonder has announced ...

Now, the artistic journey at the heart of it all is being celebrated in The Definitive Collection .

Returning to the United Center two months after he serenaded the Democratic National Convention, the legend does his best to ...

Along with three presidents, Ethel Kennedy’s funeral on Wednesday featured three musical superstars: Sting, Kenny Chesney and Stevie Wonder. Following a eulogy by former President Clinton ...

From there, Wonder would begin a compelling look back at 1976’s Songs in the Key of Life album ... away with books and facts and not letting these children grow? No.” Stevie Wonder encourages ...

"I don't like nobody talking bad about Detroit," the Motown icon told a sold-out crowd. By Gary Graff Stevie Wonder used his Detroit homecoming as an opportunity to clap back at presidential ...

A couple of special guests introduced Stevie Wonder in Baltimore on Tuesday night. Barack Obama, the nation’s 44th president, and former first lady Michelle Obama stood on either side of the ...

Barack gives simple message at Stevie Wonder concert, "Go Vote!" Former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama joined Stevie Wonder on stage at his Oct. 17 show in Baltimore ...

Stevie Wonder used his Detroit homecoming as an opportunity ... “I just gotta say for the record, I don’t like nobody talking bad about Detroit,” the Motown icon told a sold-out crowd ...