R&B Singer

Solange Knowles

Solange Knowles is an American singer, songwriter, actress, model and record producer known for her diverse R&B-influenced style. She has earned multiple awards and critical acclaim for her solo albums and collaborations.

Solange Knowles
Age
38
Birth Date
June 24, 1986
Zodiac
Cancer
Born
United States

Popularity

Fame Level
% of people who know them
56%
Liked by
50%
Neutral
32%
Disliked by
18%

About

Solange Knowles is an American singer, songwriter and actress. She is widely recognized for her eclectic blend of R&B, soul, funk, and hip hop music and her distinctively powerful singing voice. Knowles has been nominated for 13 Grammy Awards and has achieved a multitude of accolades throughout her career, including three critically acclaimed studio albums.

Solange Knowles Timeline

1986
Solange Knowles is Born
Solange Knowles was born on June 24, 1986, in Houston, Texas, United States.
2001
Begins Singing Career
Solange began her singing career at the age of 15 by joining her sister Beyonce's group Destiny's Child as a backup dancer.
2002
Solo Debut Album Released
Solange's debut album "Solo Star" was released.
2008
Second Album Released
Solange's second studio album, "Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams", was released, peaking at number nine on the Billboard 200.
2014
Launches Record Label
Solange launched her own record label, Saint Records, and released a compilation album, "Saint Heron".
2016
Releases Critically Acclaimed Album
Solange released her third studio album, "A Seat at the Table", which received widespread critical acclaim and topped the Billboard 200.
2019
Releases Fourth Studio Album
Solange released her fourth studio album, "When I Get Home", which was named one of the best albums of 2019 by numerous publications.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Solange Knowles, an American R&B singer, was born on June 24, 1986 and is currently 37 years old. She is best known for her eclectic style of music and for her album, A Seat at the Table, which received critical acclaim for its exploration of race, identity, and womanhood.