Sheila E. and her brother Peter Michael Escovedo both played on Gaye’s Sexual Healing tour in 1983 ...
Musical performances continue to entertain at the Democratic National Convention that is underway at Chicago’s United Center. Last night featured a performance by John Legend and Sheila E., who came ...
Sheila E. is criticizing officials in Carson over their handling of a woman’s death at the city’s annual jazz festival, saying she would never have performed had she known the woman’s body was still ...
Prince is at the center of a feud between former paramours Sheila E. and Apollonia, four years after his death. Apollonia, band members, and sources, who worked with the “Purple Rain” legend are ...
Sheila E during Sheila E Concert to Introduce "Lil' Angel Bunny Foundation" at Duo Music Exchange in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Jun Sato/WireImage) Link Copied to Clipboard! Explore the career of Sheila ...
The legendary percussionist criticized promoters, she said, for allowing the show to continue before the body was removed.
Sheila E. shares her memories of the musician five years after his tragic death — including a surprising detail about the body part she had insured for $1 million while they toured together Five years ...
Sheila E. will be taking the stage to perform during Let’s Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute Prince on April 21, which is the four-year anniversary of Prince’s tragic death. The special will air on CBS at 9 ...
Sheila E., 62, was one of many artists who took the stage to remember Prince during Let’s Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute To Prince on April 21. The concert, which was filmed in January, aired on the four ...
Sheila E. saluted a fake Prince. The singer commemorated the 5th anniversary of Prince’s death on Wednesday by posting several photos of the pop legend. She shared one snap of Prince eating, and ...
Sheila E., born Sheila Cecelia Escovedo on December 12, 1957, in Oakland, California, is an acclaimed American singer, songwriter, musician, and actress, celebrated for her exceptional skills as a ...
Making music goes beyond merely a career path, a way of life and shared familial experience that informs her worldview. From a young age, Sheila and her three siblings were surrounded by sound, weaned ...