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Lyfe Jennings in Concert
Lyfe Jennings Live
Over a series of powerfully compelling releases since 2004, Lyfe Jennings has established himself as one of the R&B world's most unique artists, one who's able to reflect on his experiences in life and love with rare honesty and authenticity.
Audiences have seen these qualities in Jennings ever since the then-unknown, Toledo-born singer grabbed their attention by winning five straight nights of an amateur competition at New York's legendary Apollo Theater in 2002. His first major chart success came in 2006 with "S.E.X.," a thoughtful duet with LaLa Brown that made an earnest and timely statement about choosing love above other temptations.
Released in 2019, Jennings' seventh studio album 777 is another showcase of his exceptional talent and versatility as a vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter. Whether performing solo or teaming with guests like Algebra Blessett on the tender "Tell Me" and Tank on the sultry "Like This," Jennings bares his heart with a directness and vulnerability reminiscent of the artists who most inspired him, a list that includes Erykah Badu and D'Angelo as well as icons such as Al Green and Curtis Mayfield. His live performances prove he belongs in that same artistic lineage.
Lyfe Jennings Background
Raised in Toledo, Ohio, Lyfe Jennings had an early start in music, performing in his church choir and in a family group called the Dotsons. After experiencing hard times in his youth, he decided to change his life's direction by pouring his energy into performing and writing. A five-night string of victories in the Apollo Theater's amateur competition in 2002 brought him to the attention of the music industry.
Released in 2004, Jennings' debut album Lyfe 268-192 was praised for his poignant and authentic brand of contemporary R&B and gritty old-school soul. It earned him his first Top 10 entry in Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop albums chart. Combining his debut's thoughtful social commentary and softhearted balladry with tougher hip-hop tracks featuring Three 6 Mafia and Young Buck, Jennings went all the way to the top of the Billboard 200 with 2006's The Phoenix.
Jennings has impressed critics and wowed audiences with the depth and versatility he displays on such albums as 2010's I Still Believe and 2019's 777. In 2018, Jennings toured the US as a special guest of Brian McKnight before continuing to perform nationally as a headliner.
Lyfe is one of my favorite artist!! He put on an excellent show. He performed some of his hit songs and a couple of his new tracks that will be coming out soon. I loved the remix that he perfomed to Birthday Sex, which he named Funeral Sex. Being that it was Valentine's Day they took people out of the audience and seranaded them and it was amazing. I would recommend everyone to go to at least one of his concerts.
I love me some Lyfe!! His perormance was amazing, but I didn"t expect anything less from him! He always shut's it Down! His bigg hugg n autograph......PRICELESS!!! He is the Truth,and if you not up on it then i suggest u get wit it!!
Great Energy and just plain great music Lyfe is definitely very talented
late start ... not prepared. event was rushed , no variety in songs.
The club was nice but the tickets were way too expensive for the one hour show he gave, not to mention there was a ten dollar drink minimum per person. He said he had a new album coming out but didn't even sing his latest single. He didn't sang many songs at all. He came on about 820p and the show was OVER at 920p. I had a V.I.P. Booth on the floor and at first it was nice, but then they let people stand on the floor so they pretty much obstructed our view. He needs to sing more songs!!!
The setting was terrible and the food was over priced, and not to mention not that good. The show was excellent but could and should had been longer. The doors opened late and he came on after 8pm and was done by 9 something. Overall Lyfe did an excellent job but wouldn't go to another show here @BB Kings.
