Alicia Keys GRAMMY Awards winner will be bringing her own distinctive brand of R and B to The O2 arena.
On November 30 next year the concert will be the only London date on her UK and European tour and will follow the release of her highly anticipated fourth studio album, The Element of Freedon and single Doesn't Mean Anything.
Since songwriter, pianist, singer and producer Alicia Keys first exploded onto the music scene in 2001 she has proved that she is more than talented.
Alicia is now as much of a global superstar as she is a musician’s musician.
She has collaborated with one of the world’s biggest rappers Jay-Z, written hits for Whitney Houston’s recent comeback album and duetted with everyone from Lou Reed and David Bowie to Chris Martin and Annie Lennox.
Her new album is released on December 14 and her single is out on Monday.
On November 30 next year the concert will be the only London date on her UK and European tour and will follow the release of her highly anticipated fourth studio album, The Element of Freedon and single Doesn't Mean Anything.
Since songwriter, pianist, singer and producer Alicia Keys first exploded onto the music scene in 2001 she has proved that she is more than talented.
Alicia is now as much of a global superstar as she is a musician’s musician.
She has collaborated with one of the world’s biggest rappers Jay-Z, written hits for Whitney Houston’s recent comeback album and duetted with everyone from Lou Reed and David Bowie to Chris Martin and Annie Lennox.
Her new album is released on December 14 and her single is out on Monday.
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