King Charles III revealed the songs on his Apple Music playlist in honor of Commonwealth Day. The British monarch listens to “Crazy in Love” by Beyoncé and Jay-Z, “Could You Be Loved” by Bob Marley ...

What connects pint-sized pop princess Kylie Minogue, reggae legend Bob Marley, disco diva Grace Jones, recent Oscar ceremony singer Raye and afrobeats icon Davido? That’s right, they’re all on King ...

Should we call him King Charles, or maybe DJ Royal Chuck? King Charles III has launched an Apple Music playlist of his favorite songs. It dropped today for Commonwealth Day, which is celebrated among ...

King Charles III is launching a personal playlist of music that lifts his sprits and brings back important memories, including Bob Marley, Kylie Minogue and Grace Jones. He was photographed at ...

In what must be a first, a reigning British monarch is to share their music taste with the rest of the nation when King Charles takes part in a one-off radio special. Apple Music has announced that it ...

King Charles lll looks to music in times of sorrow and joy. On Friday, His Majesty shared a message on the royal family's official Instagram page announcing his new collaboration with Apple Music, a ...

In an extraordinarily personal insight into Charles III's music taste, 'The King's Music Room' was recorded at Buckingham Palace in his private office. By Lily Ford If you purchase an independently ...

King Charles has released his personal playlist to mark Commonwealth Day – and there are some unexpected bops among the ...

King Charles III will release his own playlist with Apple Music titled The King’s Music Room. The playlist will be released on Commonwealth Day on Monday, March 10, and will feature some of the king’s ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by King Charles III showcased 17 artists, mostly from Commonwealth countries, in a personal playlist. Beyoncé, Bob Marley and Diana Ross made the cut. By ...

“The King’s Music Room,” described as a “celebration of music from across the Commonwealth chosen by His Majesty King Charles III,” was recorded at Buckingham Palace in Charles’ office and is said to ...