Stevie Wonder will release his first authorized DVD next month, chronicling a Sept. 30-Oct. 1 stand at London's 02 Arena. “Live At Last" is due March 10 on Universal Motown in DVD and Blu-ray formats.
Wonder was touring as part of his first major roadwork in a decade. The 27-song set list is packed with hits such as “Living for the City," “Overjoyed" and “Sir Duke," and also features a special “U.K. medley" with songs from the Beatles and the Rolling Stones.
Wonder was busy earlier this month performing at Barack Obama inaugural events in Washington, D.C., and debuted a new song, “All About the Love Again," at one of them.
He's also working on a duets album with Tony Bennett, which will be produced by Quincy Jones. The repertoire will feature “a lot of Marvin Gaye songs," Hones tells Billboard. “We're going to do them jazz, though, because Marvin always wanted to be a jazz musician."
Wonder was touring as part of his first major roadwork in a decade. The 27-song set list is packed with hits such as “Living for the City," “Overjoyed" and “Sir Duke," and also features a special “U.K. medley" with songs from the Beatles and the Rolling Stones.
Wonder was busy earlier this month performing at Barack Obama inaugural events in Washington, D.C., and debuted a new song, “All About the Love Again," at one of them.
He's also working on a duets album with Tony Bennett, which will be produced by Quincy Jones. The repertoire will feature “a lot of Marvin Gaye songs," Hones tells Billboard. “We're going to do them jazz, though, because Marvin always wanted to be a jazz musician."
