JD Souther

Annie Lennox has revisited her iconic 1992 hit “Why,” releasing a stunning new version dedicated to the people of Gaza. The performance was first broadcast as part of the Together for Palestine event in London on September 17, 2025. All proceeds from the release will go to the CHOOSE LOVE Together For Palestine Fund.

Dave Stewart is putting Eurythmics to back on the road for 2025 in Europe with Australia’s Vanessa Amorosi once again in place of Annie Lennox.

Annie Lennox will be joined by an exciting line-up of guests for a fundraising concert in March.

Annie Lennox and The Circle, a global feminist organisation announce the inaugural SISTERS: Annie Lennox and Friends concert to be held live at London’s legendary Royal Albert Hall. The special event is in support of The Circle, raising funds to help women and girls facing violence and injustice across the world. Taking place on 6th March 2025, the concert will be headlined by music icon, singer-songwriter, activist and The Circle Founder Annie Lennox.

Both Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox have been celebrating the 40th anniversary of the release of the Eurythmics ‘Sweet Dreams’ album this week.

A dance routine of the Eurythmics classic ‘Sweet Dreams’ by Canadian dance troupe Funkanomertry has caught the eye of Annie Lennox.

Annie Lennox has said that Eurythmics have done 'everything it takes to survive' in the music industry.