During her set on 'The Love Hard Tour' in Los Angeles, the 'I Don't Wanna Be in Love' songstress surprises concertgoers with an announcement about her new album.
- Apr 1, 2024
AceShowbiz - Keyshia Cole announced that she will be releasing her eighth album soon. While entertaining her fans during "The Love Hard Tour", the "I Don't Wanna Be in Love" singer broke the news about her new album.
On Saturday night, March 30, the 42-year-old songstress took the stage at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles to deliver some of her songs. At one point, she stood on a stage and spoke to concertgoers about her next music project.
Keyshia said, "I wanna say I appreciate you. If you ever bought an album," before getting emotional while voicing her appreciation to her fans for buying her previous records. She went on to spill, "Album eight right now on the way." However, she did not offer more details about the new record, including its title and release date.
The "Enough of No Love" singer then took her time to honor her late mother. She stated, "I wanna give a shout out to my mom Frankie," while breaking down in tears. She further thanked her devotees, "If you watched the reality show, if you watched her, I just wanna say thank you. You helped change my life. Thank you," prompting the crowd to cheer.
Following the emotional tribute, Keyshia delivered a rendition of "I've Changed", which she created with Jaheim. The collaborative single is featured in his fourth studio album titled "The Makings of a Man" and was released back in 2007.
For the particular performance, Keyshia opted to wear an all-white ensemble. She rocked what appeared to be a white bodysuit that came with a low-cut design. She enhanced the look with a pair of white boots, which were high enough to cover her knees.
The announcement came nearly seven years after Keyshia released her latest album titled "11:11 Reset". Her seventh studio album consists of 11 tracks, including a number of collaborative songs. Among them are "Cole World" with DJ Khaled, "You" with Remy Ma and French Montana, "Act Right" with Young Thug, "Ride" with Kamaiyah and "Cole World (Outro)" with Too $hort.
