If you would like to see only weekend listings, a specific date, venue, or time of day, we have you covered. We have some fantastic filters set up at the top of the page, allowing you to curate the perfect search. We have separated the nearest event at the top of the screen for ease if you are interested in a location that is not local to your search we have conveniently cataloged those below by date. This page has all the event listings for Mary J Blige. We have designed our site with many features to allow a seamless and secure process. Our goal is to help you quickly and easily choose the Mary J Blige event that you desire. Mary J Blige songs include "Family Affair", Not Gon Cry", "Be Without You", "I Can Love You", Take Me As I Am", "Be Happy", "I Can Love You", "Love No Limit", "Each Tear" are among the many songs that she has released throughout her entire career of over 40 years. She has received numerous awards and accolades throughout her career including nine Grammys, four American Music Awards (AMAs), twelve Billboard Music Awards along with other nominations for movies. Her debut album, "What's the 411?" was released in the year 1992. Mary J Blige albums such as My Life (1994) is considered as one of the top 500 Greatest Albums of All Time by the American magazine Rolling Stone. Her career started in the year 1989 and since then she has released over 13 studio albums out of which eight have been certified as multiplatinum. She's a famous personality in the U.S having sold more than 80 million records worldwide. Blige is an American singer and songwriter who was also an actress as well as a philanthropist. Blige was the youngest as well as the first female artist to be signed by the famous recording label Uptown Records. Bloodied but unbowed, she’s still here to tell the tale.Mary J. A satiny My Life is better still, evoking the 90s R&B sound that Blige did much to influence. That album’s hit single, Real Love, is a highlight despite being tucked away in a 17-minute, nine-song opening medley. One queen!” As she astutely observes, she and the fans, both male and female, have been a mutual support network since her agenda-setting 1992 debut, What’s the 411 when she rebukes the men there’s a more-in-sorrow fondness to it. She is stronger as a result of her trials, she tells us, and leads into Don’t Mind with an emphatic address to male fans: “I have nothing but love and respect for you, fellas, but the first thing is, you can only have one queen. This is why people have paid £50 per ticket (or more, if they’ve opted for “premium”, which includes a genteel Kew picnic hamper): Blige in the flesh, her voice racked and silky by turns, is almost incomparable.īeyoncé covered similar territory on her album Lemonade, but would never allow herself to crumble during a gig, whereas Blige messily cries it out night after night. But that reckons without her ability to turn same-old-same-old into a mesmerising and relatable 90 minutes on stage. You could say that the hip-hop/soul star has settled into a predictable groove of emotional hardship followed by prolonged recovery and a vow that she’ll never be a victim again – and admittedly her current album, Strength of a Woman, goes through the same cycle.
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