As hoards of people poured out of Barclays Center on Sunday evening, it was clear that the events of the night had been made into everlasting memories. Keyshia Cole’sLove Hard Tour was a hit with attendees from the very front of the stage to the top of the arena. With special guests like K. Michelle, Jaheim, and the stage-commanding presence of Trey Songz, the vibes of the night were both electric and contagious.
K. Michelle definitely brought romance to the evening while singing her heart out to classics like “Hard to Do” and “Maybe I Should Call,” all the while looking absolutely stunning onstage. Jaheim’s set was also a highlight of the night — he sang hits like “Put That Woman First” and the Luther Vandross classic “A House is Not a Home,” and had the crowd on lock for the duration of his performance. His repertoire unlocked new heights of nostalgia and he made sure to come off stage at one point to meet and mingle with his fans.
It’s no secret that Trey Songz has an arsenal of hits up his sleeve, and he made sure to go through almost every single one of them, making his hour-long set well worth the time. Wholeheartedly singing fan favorites like “Bottoms Up,” “Slow Motion,” and of course, “Mr. Steal Your Girl,” he left many audience members completely awestruck. The surprises didn’t stop there, and he made sure to bring out a few surprise guests that everyone appreciated. Songz shared the stage with several New York City natives – Jim Jones, Fabolous, Lola Brooke, and “Gyalis” singer, Capella Grey. Soon after, he brought out the group 41 (Kyle Richh, Jenn Carter, and TaTa) to perform their hit single, “Bent,” and the evening transformed from a concert into an interactive party that everyone enjoyed. By the time Songz’s set had finished, there was only one person left to make an appearance, the lady of the evening – Keyshia Cole.
Everything about Keyshia Cole’s performance was truly captivating, from her insane live vocals to her onstage album announcement. It was clear that she had planned for an exciting night, and the audience’s reception was evident that she did not disappoint. Cole’s performance of hits like, “Heaven Sent”, “I Should’ve Cheated”, and “I Remember” definitely brought back memories that everyone in the room was passionately reliving. She also had her own set of surprise guests up her sleeve for the night, and brought out Remy Ma, Connie Diiamond, and everyone’s favorite – A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie! As the night dwindled to a close, she pulled out the song that everyone was waiting for, “Love”, and there simply wasn’t a dry eye or an unstrained voice in the room by the end of it.
The show was an unforgettable event that showcased Keyshia Cole’s appreciation for New York City and all of the talent that comes with it. The evening’s special guests gave 110 percent for each and every one of their performances — adding an extra element of satisfaction for the crowd. Cole’s dedication to her craft literally radiated off of her, and it was clear to everyone in the room that she’s still got it, and it’s not going anywhere any time soon.
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