40 Years Ago: Joe Jackson Grows Up on 'Night and Day'40 Years Ago: Joe Jackson Grows Up on 'Night and Day'He set the scene with a stylish art deco cover and that Cole Porter-inspired title.Nick DeRisoNick DeRiso
Joe Jackson Announces 'Sing, You Sinners!' 2022 TourJoe Jackson Announces 'Sing, You Sinners!' 2022 TourEuropean and U.S. trek runs from March through June.Jen AustinJen Austin
Joe Jackson Announces New Album ‘Fool’Joe Jackson Announces New Album ‘Fool’British singer releases video for “Fabulously Absolute” from 20th studio LP, to arrive 40 years after his debut.Martin KieltyMartin Kielty
35 Years Ago: 'Joe Jackson's ‘Jumpin’ Jive’ Looks to the '40s35 Years Ago: 'Joe Jackson's ‘Jumpin’ Jive’ Looks to the '40sJoe Jackson paid tribute to jazz heroes Louis Jordan, Cab Calloway and Glenn Miller on 'Joe Jackson's Jumpin' Jive,' released in June 1981.Bryan WawzenekBryan Wawzenek
Joe Jackson Announces Summer TourJoe Jackson Announces Summer TourJoe Jackson is returning to the road for a fresh round of North American tour dates this summer.Jeff GilesJeff Giles
When Joe Jackson Got Jazzy on 'Body and Soul'When Joe Jackson Got Jazzy on 'Body and Soul'Few artists to come out of the New Wave movement switched as seamlessly between genres.Dave LiftonDave Lifton
The Story of Joe Jackson's Debut LP, 'Look Sharp!'The Story of Joe Jackson's Debut LP, 'Look Sharp!'The British New Wave was in full flower during the late '70s, offering listeners a brash grab bag of sounds that combined punk, ska and pop.Jeff GilesJeff Giles
35 Years Ago: Joe Jackson Band Goes Out With a Bang on 'Beat Crazy'35 Years Ago: Joe Jackson Band Goes Out With a Bang on 'Beat Crazy'Always restless, Joe Jackson made no apologies for taking an abrupt stylistic turn with 'Beat Crazy,' released in October 1980. In fact, it would be the first of many.Nick DeRisoNick DeRiso
How Joe Jackson Returned to His Past on 'Night and Day II'How Joe Jackson Returned to His Past on 'Night and Day II'Joe Jackson revisited his biggest success, after decades spent trying something different with nearly every new album. Dave LiftonDave Lifton
How Joe Jackson Pushed Boundaries With ‘I’m the Man’How Joe Jackson Pushed Boundaries With ‘I’m the Man’This album was the perfect delivery method for his witty, and only occasionally angry, songwriting.Bryan WawzenekBryan Wawzenek