But as Stevie Wonder emerged from behind the stage singing the benefits of friendship, it slowly dawned on the crowd packing CFG Bank Arena that his escorts were a jaw-dropping surprise.

Stevie Wonder revisited his incomparable musical canon, pleading for unity amidst division over 3 hours in Chicago as tour of ...

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.

GRAND RAPIDS — In the month leading up to the most heated presidential election in modern U.S. history, Stevie Wonder went ...

ADVERTISEMENT Thank you to my friend @Stevie Wonder—it’s a joy to spend my birthday in Georgia with all of you. Her second stop for the day was at Divine Faith Ministries International in ...

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

You can hear the influence of Quincy Jones, who died Sunday, in practically every genre of music. In the music of Stevie Wonder — who grew up listening to Jones’ own records and work with Ray Charles, ...

Turns out the car they hit belongs to Stevie Wonder, and the whole family ends up in the recording studio with him. Even Denise loses her cool around the musical icon. That episode aired in 1986 ...

In battleground Wisconsin, Stevie Wonder called for unity. The 74-year-old living legend is nearing the end of a rare, 11-city tour. Dubbed "Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation's Broken Heart ...

Stevie Wonder took fans to ‘Higher Ground’ Saturday night at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena, reinforcing what a tremendous singer, musician and performer he is. Escorted on stage by his daughter ...

Few artists have legacies so mammoth their very name could be considered synonymous with the music industry, but then again, ...

GRAND RAPIDS — In the month leading up to the most heated presidential election in modern U.S. history, Stevie Wonder went across the country with a plea: Let’s chill the political temperature ...