Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire brought the Sing a Song All Night Long Tour back to Ball Arena on Friday, July 31, for ...

Through the years, Earth, Wind & Fire drummer Ralph Johnson has stepped onstage in Seattle more times than he can count, but it was far from love at first sight. “I was born and raised in Los Angeles, ...

The new 2026 documentary directed by Ahmir “Questlove“ Thompson, features the complex story of band leader Maurice White, and his life's contrasts and conflicts.

Across four documentaries - the Oscar- and Grammy-winning "Summer of Soul," "Sly Lives," "Ladies and Gentlemen, 50 Years of Saturday Night Live Music" and the new "Earth, Wind & Fire (to Be Celestial ...

"September" may be far away but Earth Wind and Fire are busy making summer plans. The legendary R&B outfit just announced they're reviving their co-headlining 'Sing A Song All Night Long Tour' with ...

The legendary bassist remains the last surviving White brother and the only member from Earth, Wind & Fire's original lineup ...

Lionel Richie is on a co-headlining tour with Earth, Wind & Fire. The concert setlist features "Hello." several Commodores ...

Earth, Wind & Fire kicked off its 2025 summer tour at Fiddler’s Green on June 15 with a performance highlighting both its impact and continued fan support that spans decades. Credited with ...

The feature film, announced on the 21st of September in honor of the band's iconic single, will release from Fifth Season and RadicalMedia in 2025. Do you remember? Questlove sure does. The “Summer of ...

The Oscar-winning director and Roots drummer has secured a deal with HBO to air the film, which will spotlight the cultural and musical impact of the legendary group. The documentary will include ...

In his third documentary outing, the director of "Summer of Soul" and "Sly Lives!" captures Earth, Wind & Fire's joy by putting us right inside the music. White was born in Memphis, in 1941, to a ...

Chicago had just welcomed fans to Footprint Center in Phoenix with "Introduction" and "Dialogue (Part I & 11)" on Thursday, Aug. 29, when James Pankow, a founding member whose trombone-twirling antics ...