Amy Winehouse’s Band announce ‘Back To Black 20’ show with Mark Ronson, Jorja Smith and more

Amy Winehouse’s original band are coming together to celebrate 20 years of Back To Black, with Mark Ronson, Jorja Smith and a host of other artists set to honour the late singer and her iconic album.

The special concert, titled ‘Back To Black 20’, will take place at London’s Roundhouse on October 21, 2026. The event will see members of Winehouse’s original band return to the stage alongside some of the artists who have been influenced by her music.

Among those joining the celebration are Mark Ronson, Jorja Smith, FLO, Corinne Bailey Rae, Jessie Reyez, Lianne La Havas, Yebba, Baby Rose, Nia Smith, Sasha Keable and Skye Newman.

Ronson, who worked closely with Winehouse during the making of Back To Black, will be part of the musical celebration alongside Salaam Remi. Together, they played important roles in shaping the sound of the album, which went on to become one of Winehouse’s defining works.

Released in October 2006, Back To Black marked a major turning point in Winehouse’s career. The album introduced audiences around the world to her distinctive combination of soul, jazz, R&B and deeply personal songwriting.

The record featured some of Winehouse’s most recognisable songs, including ‘Rehab,’ ‘Back To Black,’ ‘You Know I’m No Good,’ ‘Tears Dry On Their Own’ and ‘Love Is A Losing Game’.

Back To Black received widespread acclaim and earned Winehouse five Grammy Awards. Two decades after its original release, the album continues to be regarded as an important part of modern British music.

The anniversary celebrations will also extend beyond the London concert. A special 20th-anniversary edition of Back To Black is being released with previously unheard material, rare recordings and additional archival content from the album era.

The upcoming show will give fans the chance to hear Winehouse’s music performed by members of the musicians who worked alongside her, while contemporary artists bring their own interpretations to songs that have remained familiar to audiences around the world.

For many fans, the anniversary is also an opportunity to revisit Winehouse’s artistry and songwriting through the people who knew and worked with her.

Twenty years after Back To Black first arrived, the album continues to introduce Winehouse’s music to new listeners. The ‘Back To Black 20’ concert will bring together her original band, longtime collaborators and a new generation of performers to mark two decades of a record that remains closely associated with her extraordinary musical legacy.

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