King Charles III showcased 17 artists, mostly from Commonwealth countries, in a personal playlist. Beyoncé, Bob Marley and Diana Ross made the cut. By Jenny Gross Reporting from London King ...

Diana Ross, Michael Bublé and Grace Jones are some other musicians featured Simon Perry is a writer and correspondent at PEOPLE. He has more than 25 years’ experience at PEOPLE covering the ...

Now you don’t have to speculate, as King Charles III released his own personal playlist on Apple Music to mark Commonwealth Day on Monday, March 10. “Throughout my life, music has meant a ...

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 ...

The King had a hand in choosing music for both his sons Prince William and Prince Harry's royal weddings, and now he's set to share his personal playlist to coincide with a special annual celebration.

It’s a mix of genres across decades, according to a new Apple Music broadcast show and playlist the monarch has curated – from reggae legend Bob Marley to the more recently Grammy-nominated ...

The King has shared his personal playlist of tracks that bring him joy – featuring everything from reggae and Afrobeats to contemporary pop hits. Bob Marley, Kylie Minogue, and Grace Jones all ...

Crossing continents and genres, the playlist reveals a much more personal side to Charles as the royal family attempt to bolster their relationship with the public. His picks include Bob Marley ...

King Charles III is set to share a personally curated playlist of his favourite songs on a one-off radio show. Find out the details below. Dubbed ‘The King’s Music Room’, the launch comes in ...

King Charles has released his personal playlist to mark Commonwealth Day – and there are some unexpected bops among the tracks. The playlist was released as part of The King’s Music Room ...

I took a lot of good-natured insults for my playlist. But they’re great songs to run to, including the Black Eyed Peas (‘Let’s Get It Started’), Billy Idol (‘Mony Mony’), Blondie ...