You can try search terms such as: Benedum Center for the Performing Arts
-
2019 7 AprDirty South Lounge 1 Song
-
2018 10 NovYuengling Center 24 Songs
-
2018 26 OctCelebrity Theatre 1 Song
-
2018 21 FebLittle Caesars Arena 33 Songs
-
2017 26 AugOak Mountain AmphitheatreNo setlists
-
2017 4 AugSoaring Eagle Casino & Resort Outdoor StageNo setlists
-
2017 29 JulPier Six Concert Pavilion 22 Songs
-
2017 28 JulVeterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia BeachNo setlists
-
2017 15 JulStar Plaza TheatreNo setlists
-
2017 24 JunBB&T PavilionNo setlists
-
2017 20 MayBenedum Center for the Performing Arts 1 Song
-
2017 6 AprCarnival Dream CruiseNo setlists
-
2017 5 MarGas Monkey Live The Afterparty
-
2017 3 MarBass Concert HallNo setlists
-
2017 18 FebSoulquarius 2017No setlists
-
2017 16 FebThe Novo 10 Songs
-
2016 10 DecOrpheum Theatre 15 Songs
-
2016 13 NovVerizon CenterNo setlists
-
2016 30 OctXfinity ArenaNo setlists
-
2016 28 OctChrysler HallNo setlists
-
2016 27 OctSantander ArenaNo setlists
-
2016 22 OctMicrosoft TheaterNo setlists
Log in to access pagination and browse all events in the system
- Our Predictions
-
R. Kelly next setlist
On average, R. Kelly performs 13 songs during their shows - Artist
- R. Kelly
- Genres
- Start At
- City
- Chicago
- Biography
- Robert Sylvester Kelly (born January 8, 1967 in Chicago, Illinois), better known by his stage name R. Kelly, is a Grammy award winning American R&B singer-songwriter, rapper, actor and record producer. Debuting in 1991 with the group Public Announcement, Kelly went solo in 1993, starting off a successful career with the release of the album 12 Play. He has since released a further nine studio albums, collaborated with Jay-Z on two albums and has had many successful singles including Bump N' Grind
- MusicBrainz
- c2d25856-a09a-4d15-b404-77dd19c19e63
- Spotify
- 2mxe0TnaNL039ysAj51xPQ
- 1967
Concerts
177
25 events with setlists
Songs
69
13 songs x concert
Tours
4
Tours so far
Festivals
49
Festivals
Encores
12%
3 concerts
Duration
53:32
53 minutes, 32 seconds