SZA wins an award from the Songwriters Hall Of Fame

SZA stops: “Stop concerts”

ByJohn

SZA has confirmed that she will be taking a break from live performances “for a while.” The “Kill Bill” singer wrote via X (formerly Twitter) a day after her performance at the Osheaga festival in Montreal, Canada, “Yesterday was my last show for a while. I’m finally getting my life back together, thank God.” SZA’s post comes after the singer-songwriter has held a string of major festival performances across the U.S. and Europe, including a headline performance at Glastonbury. She performed on the Pyramid Stage on June 30, but her set was unfortunately marred by technical and audio difficulties. The singer recently received the Hal David Starlight Award from the Songwriters Hall Of Fame. The award is given to “young, talented songwriters who have made a significant impact on the music industry with their songs,” according to a press release accompanying the event. Solána Imani Rowe, 34, was the second black woman to receive the award, which was given to Alicia Keys 20 years ago.

John
John

With an untamed passion and deep, eclectic knowledge of music, John is the soul of RadioWise UK. Having worked in the music industry for over two decades, his vision was to create a platform that embodies the love and respect for music. John is known for his great attention to detail and insatiable thirst for discovering new talents and music genres.