Where Are The Eurythmics Now? A Look At Their Lives Today

The synth-pop duo of Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox haven’t released a new album since their 1999 reunion project Peace, and they haven’t toured in over two decades. But unlike many dormant duos, Stewart and Lennox have remained close friends and they occasionally reunite as Eurythmics for special one-off events.

While they may not be actively recording or touring, Eurythmics remain a beloved act. Their music continues to be enjoyed by fans of all ages, and they have consistently been featured in popular media, proving that their influence is still felt today. In 2014, Lennox and Stewart reunited for a performance at the closing ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, and in 2019, they reunited for a performance at the Glastonbury Festival. They’ve also been seen together at various events, demonstrating their enduring friendship and their continued connection to the Eurythmics legacy. So while you might not hear a new Eurythmics album anytime soon, their music lives on, and their occasional reunions offer a chance to relive their musical magic.