James Blunt is celebrating 20 years of "You're Beautiful." Marking the milestone on X, Blunt expressed his gratitude at the staying power of the hit song, which was released on May 30, 2005. He wrote, ...

Aug. 2 (UPI) --James Blunt has a new album in the works. The 49-year-old singer-songwriter announced his seventh studio album, Who We Used to Be, and released a first single, "Beside You," on Tuesday.

"I'm lucky to have sold a few records," the singer-songwriter tells THR in an interview, where he also discusses sharing songwriting royalties with Bob Marley and performing at JFK. By Shirley ...

When James Blunt released “You’re Beautiful” in 2005, it quickly climbed the charts around the world, hailed as a bittersweet love song perfect for weddings, first dances, and sappy rom-com montages.

We're not sure the world is ready for it, but James Blunt is about to make a comeback... and he's recruited Mike Posner to help him. The 'I Took A Pill In Ibiza' singer divulged to Digital Spy that he ...

“You’re Beautiful” singer James Blunt has just released a new single titled “Beside You.” The song will be featured on Blunt’s seventh studio album, Who We Used To Be, which will be released on ...

English singer says his worldwide hit was "force-fed down people's throats" By Abid Rahman BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 25: James Blunt performs before game one of the ARL State of Origin series between ...

JACKSON — On their wedding day, Tim and Sarah Farris didn’t obsess over scheduling, leading to a moment they, their families and YouTube will hold tight forever. After their Aug. 3 ceremony, reception ...

James Blunt has revealed that his mother worries about his music. The 'Stay The Night' singer admitted that she often asks why he writes sad songs, helping to prompt the upbeat tone of his new album ...

The 'You're Beautiful' singer kicks off his 'Back to Bedlam' anniversary tour in North America on June 12 James Blunt will kick off the North American leg of his Back to Bedlam anniversary tour on ...

And now, 45 answers to the question that will no doubt result from this entry: “How is James Blunt’s 2005 ode to a stolen glance on the Underground not higher than No. 45 on a worst songs of the ’00s ...