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Today, R&B star Jacquees announced he’s going on tour. The ‘BED’ singer will kick off his ‘Sincerely For You’ this week with opening date in New Orleans, Louisiana, on September 29. On the last date, he will close his tour in New Yor City’s Iriving Plaza on November 28. Joining him as a support act, Nick LaVelle, an independent artist, will croon songs made with early 2000s R&B legends like Jagged Edge’s Brandon Casey (‘Hood Love’) and Pretty Ricky’s Pleasure P (‘Want That (Remix)’. Look at the confirmed dates below. If he’s in your city, support him live. Last but not least, if you haven’t heard the album, stream the seventeen track effort featuring fellow stars Future, Summer Walker, 6LACK, Dreezy, Tory Lanez, and 21 Savage.
Sincerely For You Tour Dates:
September 29 New Orleans, LA Republic NOLA
October 1 Atlanta, GA Center Stage
October 2 Charleston, SC Music Hall
October 3 Charlotte, NC Neighborhood Theatre
October 9 Philadelphia, PA Living Arts Theatre
October 10 Washington, DC Howard Theatre
October 14 Detroit, MI Club Bleu
October 15 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
October 16 Cleveland, OH House of Blues
October 18 Fort Wayne, IN Piere’s
October 19 Pittsburgh, PA Roxian Theatre
October 20 Chicago, IL The Forge
October 22 Cincinnati, OH Bogarts
October 23 Louisville, KY Mercury Ball
October 24 Oklahoma City, OK Tower Theatre
October 29 Denver, CO Cervantes
October 30 Salt Lake City, UT Soundwell
October 31 Seattle, WA Neptune Theatre
November 2 Berkeley, CA UC Theatre
November 6 Santa Ana, CA The Observatory
November 7 San Diego, CA House of Blues
November 9 Los Angeles, CA The Vermont
November 13 Houston, TX House of Blues
November 14 San Antonio, TX Aztec Theatre
November 15 Dallas, TX Echo Lounge
November 18 Macon, GA Macon Arts Center
November 19 Orlando, FL Level 13 EC
November 20 Raleigh, NC Lincoln Theatre
November 22 Sacramento, CA Ace of Spades
November 27 Austin, TX EMOS
November 28 New York, NY Irving Plaza
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