R&B/soul singer Lyfe Jennings will hit the road in support of his reported final album, 'I Still Believe,' playing in clubs in major markets throughout the nation this fall.
The trek will kick off September 11 in New Orleans, followed by another 16 shows spread across the U.S.
Jennings will drop his fourth studio project 'I Still Believe,' Tuesday (8/31), the follow-up to his 2008's 'Lyfe Change.'
The 13-disc track is what Lyfe considers a reflection of his “greatness.” Despite the personal and public trials in his life, Lyfe Jennings still believes in this love. “I keep a lot going on. It’s tragic; I think I have a horribly charmed life. But I think God puts me through stuff and keeps me there so I can talk about it.”
He carries these experiences into the album. “[The album] is about all kinds of relationships,” says Lyfe. “How we try to hold on sometimes for the sake of holding on. But, in reality, no matter how many breakups turn into make-ups, sooner or later we realize that this person is who they are and we need to let go. No grudges, no regrets. Just realization. Just acceptance. Just life.”
The set's lead single, "Statistics," was inspired by comedian Steve Harvey's relationship-focused book, "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man: What Men Really Think About Love, Relationships, Intimacy and Commitment.” Lyfe breaks down the lyrical content of the single in an exclusive round table with Singersroom.com readers (watch here).
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