We celebrate a monumental milestone in music history: the 20th anniversary of Amy Winehouse’s prodigious debut album, “Frank.”
From the first notes of “Stronger Than Me” to the final echoes of “Mr. Magic,” the 2003 album was hailed by critics and fans alike with an impact reverberating across the globe. Two decades later, she has forever cemented her place among the greatest musicians of our time.
It is only fitting to relive the magic with London’s finest musicians in her beloved Camden hometown, on the very same stage Amy had previously graced with her performances.
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