Amy Winehouse’s 'Back To Black' Celebrated with Star-Studded Tribute Concert in London
- On Wednesday, October 21, producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi led a tribute concert at London's Roundhouse, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Amy Winehouse's seminal album Back to Black.
- The iconic Camden venue held particular significance as the site of Winehouse's final public performance before her death at 27, honoring the record's enduring legacy two decades after its 2006 release.
- Ronson and Remi curated an all-female lineup of 11 vocalists, including Corinne Bailey Rae and Jorja Smith, backed by the Amy Winehouse Band to perform the album's full tracklist.
- The concert was recorded for a BBC broadcast airing this Saturday, October 24, on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, as fans and artists reflected on Winehouse's enduring musical influence.
- A deluxe 20th-anniversary reissue arrives tomorrow, Friday, October 23, via UMR/Island, featuring four previously unreleased demos, rare B-sides, and bonus tracks from Winehouse's Back to Black tour.
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Mark Ronson has expressed his deep admiration for the rare talent of Amy Winehouse, with whom he collaborated closely on the iconic album “Back to Black”. In an evening full of memories, emotion and timeless melodies, the famous 51-year-old music producer found himself at the center of a particularly charged anniversary concert. The event took place at the historic Roundhouse in Camden, on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the releas…
"I don't think I realized at the time what an amazing lyricist he was," the music producer said, recalling their collaboration on the album "Back to Black."
The album "Back to Black" by Amy Winehouse becomes 20 years old. Stars like Olivia Dean and Sienne Spiro have grown up with the songs – in London's "Roundhouse" they now commemorate the immortals.
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