Legends status doesn’t come much bigger than that of Stevie Wonder, who is currently playing shows on the ‘Songs In The Key Of Life – Performances 50th anniversary’ tour. He’s just performed in Dublin, which came after shows in mainland Europe, and now it’s almost time for him to take to the stage in London.
The seminal Songs In The Key Of Life came out in September 1976, and fans attending these shows will see him perform the whole record in full, plus some more tracks for good measure.
Following his shows in London, he’ll then perform in Manchester and Glasgow before taking the tour across the US.
Here’s all you should know ahead of going to see Stevie Wonder in London.
When and where is Stevie Wonder playing in London?
On the Songs In The Key Of Life 50th anniversary tour, Stevie Wonder is performing two nights in London, the first of which is tonight (November 3), with the second taking place on November 5.
Stevie Wonder plays The O2 in London on:
- Tuesday, November 3
- Thursday, November 5
Is there an opening act for Stevie Wonder in London?
There has been no support act advertised to play before Stevie Wonder for these two shows.
What are the stage times for Stevie Wonder in London?
There are no set stage times, but doors are opening at 6:30pm, and across his tour, Stevie Wonder has been coming on stage at roughly 8-8:15pm, so make sure you arrive with time to ensure you’ve got your spot before then.
What will Stevie Wonder’s setlist be for his show in London?
You’ll hear every second of Songs In The Key Of Life, with Stevie Wonder often tweaking the remaining songs. Here’s a look at what he played in Dublin on November 1, according to Setlist.fm
- Love’s in Need of Love Today
- Have a Talk With God
- Village Ghetto Land
- Contusion
- Sir Duke
- I Wish
- Knocks Me Off My Feet
- Oh Happy Days (Edwin Hawkins cover)
- Weakness
- Billie Jean (Michael Jackson cover)
- Pastime Paradise
- Summer Soft
- Ordinary Pain
- Saturn
- Ebony Eyes
- Isn’t She Lovely
- Joy Inside My Tears
- Black Man
- All Day Sucker
- Easy Goin’ Evening (My Mama’s Call)
- Ngiculela – Es Una Historia – I Am Singing
- If It’s Magic
- As
- Another Star
- Imagine (John Lennon cover)
- My Cherie Amour / I Just Called To Say I Love You / Do I Do / Ebony and Ivory
- Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours
- Superstition
Are there still tickets to see Stevie Wonder in London?
As of this very moment, there are no spots to be found in the official sale. You can, however, keep an eye out on the official resale platform, as well as setting an alert on Twickets for secure face value spots being sold between fans.
What is the bag policy for The O2?
As per The O2’s website, you will be allowed to take in a small bag that’s no larger than A4 size. This includes certain rucksacks, larger tote bags, laptop bags, and travel suitcases.
There is a separate bag storage facility outside the venue at the main entrance, which is used for large bags, which comes at a cost of £10 per bag.
Transport to the venue
The closest station to The O2 is North Greenwich, which is on the Jubilee Line. If you’re getting the bus, the 108, 129, 132, 161, 180, 188, 335, 422, 486 or SL11 all stop just by North Greewnich station, which is just beside the venue.
