This past August, Joss Stone made a stop at the Palace Theatre in Greensburg, PA, for her 20 Years of Soul Tour. Being a musician for twenty years now, Stone’s performance takes listeners down the timeline of her life. The show started off with hits from the debut album that Stone wrote at sixteen years old, The Soul Sessions. Stone created a medley, blending songs “Bad Habit” and “You’ve Got The Love” along with others. Beginning on stage with a princess-like dress, Stone made four stunning outfit changes throughout her set.
Stone’s performance was not just one of her own music, but also of the hits that inspired her to create her soulful sound. Stone performed classic covers including, “Super Duper Love (Are You Diggin’ On Me?),” “Killing me Softly,” “Son of a Preacher Man,” and “Some Kind of Wonderful.” Stone’s engagement with the crowd was one to remember, since she would come off the stage to dance and sing along one on one with individuals in the crowd. You could see the light she radiated transferring from her to her fans, and the key memories she was making with her audience. Anyone who attends a Joss Stone show will have a moment where all you can feel is the energy in the music. She’s an artist who puts real life and passion into her sounds. When listening to her perform, take a moment to listen and feel that soulfulness for yourself.
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