It’s one of the most famous dates mentioned in a song, but do you really know why Earth, Wind & Fire highlighted September 21 in its classic chart-topper “September?” As much as it would be ...

Time to put on Earth Wind & Fire, crank it up and dance ... so we decided to round up the fun being had with exactly 21 tweets about September 21.

That’s the question Earth, Wind & Fire ask in their chart-topping 1978 hit, “September” – an irresistibly catchy tune that continues to be cherished by generations of fans due to its ...

Today, 46 years to the month that it was written, ‘September ... as “Earth, Wind & Fire Day.” However, it appears that those seeking a deeper meaning behind the date “Sept. 21 ...

Today is September 21, a.k.a. 21st night September, a.k.a. the day we all celebrate Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1978 hit jam “September” by all, collectively, agreeing not to be dicks and bug Demi ...

"Do you remember, the 21st night of September?" That is the famous opening line to perhaps one of the catchiest songs from band Earth, Wind & Fire, "September," which launched the date of Sept.

The song has become so popular since its release in 1978, that September 21 is now considered "Earth, Wind, and Fire Day" by many. Earth, Wind, and Fire is one of the most influential and popular ...

Today (September 21) is Earth, Wind & Fire Day. Questlove is celebrating by announcing a documentary about the band arriving next year. The Roots musician made his directorial debut with 2021’s ...

More couples than ever are choosing the 21st of September for their wedding date because of the popular Earth Wind & Fire song, “September.” When lead vocalist Maurice White first sang the ...

Earth, Wind & Fire. Fittingly, on the 21st of September, Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson announced his next project on social media Saturday, and revealed that “the definitive story of the ...

Sept. 21 is a favorite date because of the enduringly popular Earth, Wind & Fire song “September,” wedding planning sites, event planners and hotels that host receptions say. The catchy ballad ...

Questlove's documentary about Sly Stone hasn't hit screens yet, but the Roots drummer knows which artist he will next fix his cameras on: Earth, Wind & Fire. Fitting, on the 21st of September ...