<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Shortly after the opener’s 30 minute set, Scott’s 10-piece band \u00a0<\/i>“The Pipes”\u00a0came out and brought immediate energy to the crowd. It didn’t take long before the songstress came out and instantly had the audience on their feet with the classic “Gimme”.\u00a0Then the musical director leads into a creative rock\/soul flow of energy that transitions to “Real Thing”. As soon as the first chords\u00a0of the melody of “Whatever” were played, the audience picked it right back up and began singing every word at the top of their lungs with the singer. She then performs a song from the new album called “Prepared”. She then performs “The Way”, it was a nice funky groove arrangement to the classic song.<\/p>\n

No one was prepared for the captivating performance of “Crown Royal”. Let’s just say the singer gives you a vivid imagination of what goes on behind closed doors. The drummer(s) were continuously giving the exotic vibe throughout the song. Keeping the rhythmic experience of what the song represents going. Which afterwards, lead to perfect timing for the singer to ask the audience to get their picture snapping out of the way. \u00a0While her and the band were taken photo-ops on different sections of the stage.\u00a0“I can’t take the bright lights, it’s not conducive to a session of love making.” If that wasn’t enough for the new age Twitter\/Instagram\/Facebook users to put down the phones for a millisecond, “Closure” definitely helped. Clearly a fan favorite, because the audience knew every word. She then, abruptly stops the song before the second verse and breaks down to the audience the importance of how closure is necessary. Sometimes, you need to have a last go round before you get your mind right. Even when the man comes around, looking physically appealing you have to stay strong.<\/p>\n

Once again, when the instrumentation started for “Across My Mind”, the whole audience turned into a off-key<\/del>\u00a0choir, and sung word for word to the classic song. They go into”Long Walk”, with a “go-go” inspired rhythm in which the musical director\u00a0Rashid Williams\u00a0<\/strong>brilliantly transitions to “It’s Love”. She then performs, “Hate On Me” dropping knowledge before the song starts.<\/p>\n