Annie Lennox Celebrates 70 Years as Iconic Singer and Activist

The Eurythmics star reflects on her legacy in music, feminism, and global advocacy for women’s rights.

Annie Lennox, known for her groundbreaking work with the Eurythmics and her solo career, turns 70 today.
Lennox rose to fame in the 1980s with hits like 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)' and 'Here Comes the Rain Again.'
Beyond music, Lennox is a prominent advocate for women’s rights and global feminism, expressing concern over the state of gender equality worldwide.
Her androgynous style and feminist anthem 'Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves' challenged traditional gender roles in the music industry.
Lennox will headline a benefit concert in March 2025 at London’s Royal Albert Hall to support her organization, The Circle, which champions women’s and girls’ rights globally.