Jojo has announced her rescheduled tour dates for her tour. The tour was postponed in January due to the Covid 19 Pandemic and has now been rescheduled for 2022 by the enthusiastic singer, who expressed her delight by saying “Performing live is one of my favourite parts of being an artist,”
— JoJo. (@iamjojo) January 15, 2021
Joanna Noëlle Levesque known for her music career as JoJo is an R & B American singer, songwriter, and actress who began her musical career at the age of 13. The singer was discovered by Vincent Herbert from Blackground Records whilst on the television show America’s Most Talented Kids in 2003. Herbert requested for the singer to audition for his record label and the rest is musical history. The musician’s debut album release JoJo (2004) was well received and reached number 22 in the UK Official Albums Charts. The singer’s debut hit single “Leave (Get Out)” from the album achieved worldwide critical and commercial success. The musician went on to release hit singles “Too Little Too Late” (2006) from her second album The High Road (2006). The single “Anything” (2007) also from the album reached number 21 in the UK Official Singles Charts and remained in the charts for 3 consecutive weeks.
The singer severed ties with Blackground Records in 2014 amidst a long 10-year battle and has re-released both of her albums Jojo and Take The High Road for old and new followers. The musician’s tour will reflect her latest album Trying Not To Think About It. The album was released on October 1st and according to the singer addresses her personal elements of depression, negative thoughts, relationship self-sabotage, emotional immaturity and anxiety. In a recent interview, the singer said ” “I wanted to have something that would be a time capsule of what depression feels like for me, what anxiety feels like for me”
The musician said that she felt so lost and scared at the end of 2020 and released the album in a bid to find her light again. The singer assured her followers that they are not alone and said of her new music “If you listen, I hope this project makes you feel seen, validated, not crazy, and hopeful that you won’t feel bad forever. “You’re more in control than you think” The album has been described as the singer’s rawest, cohesive, elegant, deliberate and defined music project to date.
To mark the album’s release the musician embarked on the Trying Not To Think Abut It tour and performed for six dates in the US from October 2nd-October 11th. The musician released her first single from the album “Worst (I Assume)” on August 20th and said of her intimate tour “To have the audience singing back the lyrics of this new music was just so special and so affirming and gratifying.
”Watch the video for “Worst (I Assume)” here
The singer is now ready to tour again and we will see her perform for the first leg of her tour in North America in 24 cities in February and then perform in UK and Europe for the second leg of her tour for 15 dates. Tickets for the UK and European leg of the musician’s tour go on sale on October 29th at 10.00 am local time.
LFG 2022 Presale’s begin tomorrow in select markets. Please check IG story for more details. General on-sale is this Friday, October 29th at 10:00am local time https://t.co/ny8D1ZwfCW pic.twitter.com/VDCmcau4ua — JoJo. (@iamjojo) October 25, 2021
See the tracklist for JoJo’s Trying Not To Think About It album below and listen to the album here
World of Sunshine
Anxiety (Burlinda’s Theme)
Dissolve
Good Enough
B.I.D.
Feel Alright
Fresh New Sheets
Sugar & Carbs
Spiral
Nikki’s Sound Bath
Worst (I Assume)
Lift
See the tour dates for JoJo’s US/UK and European Tour below and buy tickets here
US
19/0222 Edmonton, AB – Midway
20/02 Calgary, AB – MacEwan Hall
23/02 Vancouver, BC – Commodore
24/02 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
26/02 Seattle, WA – The Showbox SoDo
01/03 San Francisco, CA – CE Warfield Theater
03/03 Los Angeles, CA – The Novo
05/03 Santa Ana, CA – The Observatory
06/03 San Diego, CA – House of Blues
08/03 Tucson, AZ – Rialto Theater
10/03 Austin, TX – Scoot Inn
12/03 Dallas, TX – Studio at The Factory
13/03 Houston, TX – House of Blues
15/03 Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse
17/03 Nashville, TN – Cannery Ballroom
19/03 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
21/03 – Silver Spring, MD – Fillmore
22/03 – Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer
24/03 New Haven, CT – Toad’s Place
26/03 New York, NY – Terminal 5
29/03 Boston, MA – TBA
01/04 Cleveland, OH – House of Blues
02/04 Cincinnati, OH – Bogarts
04/04 Detroit, MI – St. Andrews Hall
05/04 Chicago, IL – Vic Theater
08/04 Milwaukee, WI – The Rave II
09/04 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue
13/04 Toronto, ON – Danforth Music Hall
14/03 Montreal, QC – Corona
16/04 Ottawa, ON – Bronson Centre
UK and Europe
03/05 The Roundhouse- London
06/03 Academy- Dublin
09/03 O2 Ritz- Manchester
10/03 The Garage- Glasgow
12/03 Concorde 2- Brighton
13/03 O2 Institute- Birmingham
15/03 Alhambra- France
16/03 Luxor- Germany
18/03 Paradiso- Amsterdam
21/03 Grelle Forelle- Vienna, Austria
23/03 Tosacana 31-Italy
25/03 Germany – Lido- Germany
27/03 DR Concert House, Studio 2- Copenhagan
28/03 Parkteatret- Oslo, Norway
30/03 Fryhuset (Klubben)- Stockholm, Sweden
