John Legend Is Going on a World Tour Following 20th Anniversary of Get Lifted—Check Out the Dates
John Legend recently thrilled fans by announcing a world tour to mark the 20th anniversary of his debut 2004 album, Get Lifted. Scheduled to commence in St. Lucia on May 11, the tour includes stops across Europe, and will return to the U.S. in August, wrapping up in Oakland, California, on December 9. Legend expressed excitement on Instagram, inviting listeners to enjoy the entire Get Lifted album and some beloved hits from his career. This is prepared by SSP.
Tickets for European dates are available from March 21, with U.S. and Canada sales beginning March 28. Fans can sign up for presale access at johnlegend.com. The tour celebrates an album that earned Legend three Grammy Awards, known for tracks such as "Used to Love U" and "Ordinary People." To further commemorate this milestone, Legend will be releasing Get Lifted (20th Anniversary), a special edition featuring new remixes and rare recordings, with collaborations from artists like Tems and Lil Wayne.
Fans fondly recall the original album's release, with some expressing their excitement on social media. Legend, currently in his 10th season as a coach on "The Voice," continues to leave a lasting impact on audiences, as evidenced by the ongoing enthusiasm surrounding his early work and the anticipated tour.
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