Amy Winehouse's band reunite with Camden concert to celebrate singer's 40th birthday
Amy Winehouse’s original band has marked the singer’s 40th birthday in a set of photos taken at The Hawley Arms in Camden.
Winehouse was known to frequent the pub and was often photographed leaving the venue at the height of her career.
The star, who sang some of the biggest hits of the 2000s, including 'Back To Black', 'Rehab', 'Valerie' and 'Tears Dry On Their Own', would have celebrated her 40th birthday today (Thursday September 14).
To mark the occasion, The Amy Winehouse Band - comprised of Ade Omotayo, Dale Davis, Nathan Allen and Hawi Gondwe - visited the Hawley Arms mural and the Amy Winehouse statue in the Camden Stables Market. The band will also hold a live concert in the London borough in December.
The special show in memory of Winehouse will take place at Koko in Camden on 22 December. Tickets go on pre-sale on Thursday at 10am and general sale on Friday (15 September).
See some of the photos below:
