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Black Messiah in full effect: D'Angelo and Gary Clark, Jr. live at Forest Hills, NY [Photos by Victoria Ford for Sneakshot/Okayplayer]
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Following a slew of cancellations a few months back, D'Angelo appears to be back in the game, folks. He may have had to sit out what would have certainly been an epic evening with Bill Withers at Carnegie Hall, but now that he appears to be in better health (and holding 3 Grammy noms for Black Messiah in his back pocket) it appears we'll be seeing his mighty funk & soul revue back on the road next year. Today, he's announced a grip of new tour dates (six, to be precise) in both Australia & Japan. It should be noted, that the show at Byron Bay Bluesfest finds D'Angelo sharing the bill with Kendrick Lamar (amongst a ton of others) which could prove to be the perfect testing ground for a collaboration if such a colossal thing could even exist. Peep the full tour itinerary down below and hold tight for what could be an unholy union of the some of the game's best. Might be time to revisit Black Messiah, y'all.
Tour Dates:
March 17 - Wellington, NZ - Arena
March 19 - Melbourne, Australia - Palais
March 21 - Sydney, Australia - Sydney Opera House
March 24 & 26 - Byron Bay, Australia - Byron Bay Bluesfest
March 28 - Yokohama, Japan - Pacific National Hall
March 29 - Osaka, Japan - International Convention Center
