The Amy Winehouse Experience

A tribute act devoted to the songs of Amy Winehouse, the British singer whose jazz, soul and pop-inflected records made her one of the most recognised voices of the 2000s, presented at The 100 Club in London.

The Amy Winehouse Experience is a tribute act built around the repertoire of Amy Winehouse (1983–2011). Her debut album, Frank (2003), drew on jazz, soul and R&B, and her second, Back to Black (2006), brought her international attention, with songs such as Rehab and Valerie among its best-known tracks. The act is a tribute to Winehouse and is not the singer herself.

The Amy Winehouse Experience is presented under the pop, rock and indie genre listing, and its programme centres on the music that shaped Winehouse's records: the 1960s girl groups, American soul and mid-century jazz vocal styles that run through her songwriting.

The 100 Club is a long-established live music venue on Oxford Street in central London, where concerts and shows are staged throughout the year. The night will appeal most to listeners who know Winehouse's catalogue and to those who follow the soul and jazz traditions behind it.