Keyshia Cole, whose slate of hits contains “Love,” “Let It Go,” “Heaven Despatched” and “I Keep in mind,” will headline the forthcoming “Love Laborious” tour. Becoming a member of the singer/songwriter on the 24-market trek is fellow Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Trey Songz with featured friends Jaheim and Okay. Michelle.
Offered in partnership with the Black Promoters Collective (BPC), the Love Laborious tour will kick off Feb. 22 in Macon, Georgia. Stops alongside the best way embody Atlanta, Chicago, Brooklyn, Houston, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, earlier than the tour wraps in Southaven, Mississippi on April 14.
In a press launch, Cole stated, “I’m past excited to announce the Love Laborious tour and to be collaborating with the Black Promoters Collective. This tour is a real labor of affection and I’m wanting ahead to connecting with my followers, sharing new recollections and therapeutic by music.”
Famous BPC president Shelby Joyner, “Keyshia Cole ignited the music scene with a ardour in R&B paying homage to the soul singers of the previous. Her fascinating tone and lyrical prowess immediately drew me in. I’m thrilled to affix forces along with her on the Love Laborious tour, the place the legacy of soulful storytelling continues to unfold.”
Earlier this 12 months, Cole’s life and profession have been spotlighted within the Lifetime-produced scripted biopic Keyshia Cole: This Is My Story. Presently engaged on her eighth studio album, the Grammy-nominated artist can also be featured on the soundtrack for the upcoming theatrical musical The Colour Purple and on an anticipated collaboration with Nicki Minaj and Monica for the deluxe model of Minaj’s The Pink Print 2 album.
Songz notched his first Scorching 100 high 10 with “Say (Aah)” that includes Fabolous in 2010. The Grammy-nominated singer’s different hits embody “Bottoms Up” that includes Nicki Minaj, “Can’t Be Pals,” “I Invented Intercourse” that includes Drake and “Neighbors Know My Title.” Fellow Grammy-nominated artist Jaheim is thought for fan faves reminiscent of “Put That Lady First,” “Fabulous” and “Ain’t Leavin’ With out You.” And Okay. Michelle, the singer-songwriter behind songs reminiscent of “Love ‘Em All,” “V.S.O.P.” and “Can’t Elevate a Man,” scored a No. 1 Grownup R&B Airplay hit final 12 months with “Scooch.” The latter music is from Michelle’s self-proclaimed last R&B album, I’m the Downside.
Tickets for the Love Laborious tour will likely be obtainable to most of the people at present (Dec. 15) at 10 a.m. native time right here.
