Stevie Wonder Brings ‘Key of Life’ Tour to Europe
Stevie Wonder closes out the European leg of his 'Songs In the Key of Life' 50th anniversary tour tonight with the help of Clair Global and an Adamson Vergence line array system.
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Stevie Wonder closes out the European leg of his 'Songs In the Key of Life' 50th anniversary tour tonight with the help of Clair Global and an Adamson Vergence line array system.
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