It still hasn’t quite sunk in that most of us around the world have no idea when the next time is that we will be able to attend a live concert. We are living in a world where we are forced to cope with the fact that most tours and live shows have been put on an indefinite hold.
Luckily some artists are finding creative ways to do something special for the fans. Jon B. has just announced his “Vibezelect Cafe” virtual concert experience which he’ll be streaming on his official Instagram Page every Thursday. He shared the message to go along with the announcement:
“I know a lot of you guys will be stuck at home for the next few weeks, let’s try to make the best of it. Join me on IG Live this and EVERY Thursday at 7pm EST for #VibezelectCafe. My gift to the fans! Let me know what songs you want to hear.”
Jon has already been receiving hundreds of comments from fans so it’s anybody’s guess what songs he will perform. This type of unique experience is definitely welcomed in a time when music can help us heal and take our mind off of things.
This announcement comes a few days after fellow R&B crooner Eric Roberson released a free live album from one of his recent tour stops.
Be on the lookout as more R&B stars step up to give back to their fans.
I appreciate the difficulty of being an independent artist and trying to put out new music, but this dude has been promising a new album for 3 years. The Mr. Goodnight album got scrapped (and it sounded incredible, from the parts I heard), and the album after that was supposed to be out in “early 2020” (his words), but there’s no release date in sight.
Jon B where are you, I look forward to my Thursday’s with you, AGAIN where are you?????
No Vibezelect Cafe week 10, I guess you expect me to go COLD TURKEY.
THANK GOD I have weeks 1-9 when I need a Jon B fix
I am so glad to see you back, because you make my day, I just hope that everything is fine with you.
Jon B please take care of yourself, because I always look forward to my “B” days aka Thursday.
Please take care
Diana
They say ALL GOOD THINGS must come to an end. I hope that you are not performing by choice, NOT COVID 19 or something else serious.
Take care JON B, please take care