No sleep till Brooklyn. The Weeknd
kicked off his “King of the Fall” tour at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on
Friday night. The Canadian crooner was joined by supporting acts
ScHoolboy Q and Jhené Aiko on the
first date of his four-city tour.
kicked off his “King of the Fall” tour at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on
Friday night. The Canadian crooner was joined by supporting acts
ScHoolboy Q and Jhené Aiko on the
first date of his four-city tour.
Fresh off the No. 3 debut of her
album Souled Out, Aiko warmed up the stage with her soulful songs
including “Lyin King,” “Spotless Mind,” and “The Pressure,” as well as material off her EP Sail Out .
album Souled Out, Aiko warmed up the stage with her soulful songs
including “Lyin King,” “Spotless Mind,” and “The Pressure,” as well as material off her EP Sail Out .
TDE’s ScHoolboy Q made a “Gangsta” entrance before performing his Oxymoron singles “Man of the Year,” “Studio,” and his verse on Tinashe’s “2 On.” He even made light of Kanye West’s recent controversy. “I’m about to get my Kanye West on and make everyone who’s even in a wheelchair get up from sitting down,” joked Q before performing “Collard Greens.”
But all eyes were on The Weeknd, who owned the night, delivering a
seductive set that included “Wicked
Games” and “Twenty Eight.” He also
performed his cover of Beyoncé’s
“Drunk in Love” and Ty Dolla $ign’s
“Or Nah (Remix).”
seductive set that included “Wicked
Games” and “Twenty Eight.” He also
performed his cover of Beyoncé’s
“Drunk in Love” and Ty Dolla $ign’s
“Or Nah (Remix).”
The tour will play Toronto’s Molson
Canadian Amphitheatre on Sept. 21,
L.A.’s Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 9, and
San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic
Auditorium on Oct. 10.
Canadian Amphitheatre on Sept. 21,
L.A.’s Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 9, and
San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic
Auditorium on Oct. 10.
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