Joanna JoJo Levesque at The Stage AE

Get ready for JoJo's massive comeback with "NGL". The world's got a lot of stuff to say about her lately, and she's also got "Too Much To Say" this time around. Well, she's saving all her energy to get her a** out on the road, kicking off the TOO MUCH TO SAY TOUR this spring. As her new EP makes waves for its unique blend of R&B and pop energies, her emotive storytelling makes it a standout release this year. Set to play her best hits, fan favorites, and new music on tour, it's gonna be a wild ride with the multi-platinum and Grammy Award-winning artist.

"NGL, it’s been way too long. I’ve got toooo much to say but I’ll start with… I’ve really missed you and… ITS TIME TO GET MY A** ON THE ROAD," JoJo wrote on her social media pages. "Let’s link up, shall we?! New music. Great times. Only THE BEST of vibes. catch me outside February and March frolicking in a metaphorical field of clovers ????"

Moreover, rising star Emmy Meli will open the night throughout JoJo's tour.

JoJo stole the scene back in 2003, competing on America's Most Talented Kid. Signing a record deal at the age of 12, her debut single "Leave (Get Out)" was released in 2004. The 13-year-old singer got her first taste of the pop star life, heading on tour and opening for various artists. The single later on topped the Billboard Mainstream Top 40 chart, becoming the youngest solo artists to ever score a #1 hit in the U.S. She also became the youngest artist to receive a Best New Artist nomination at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2004.

Releasing her debut studio album "JoJo" in 2004, the young artist achieved record-breaking heights, bagging herself a Platinum-selling record. Since then, the singer became a prominent star amidst a wave of pop hits. Despite struggles with her labels over the past years, JoJo remains strong, putting out music that showcases her talent and growth as an artist.

With themes that she's talked about in her NYT Best Selling memoir "Over The Influence", she shares tales of her challenging childhood. Recounting tales of her parents' addiction & depression alongside battling her record label, she's been through tough times with a whole lot of heart to share.

Back with new music, get ready to celebrate "NGL" and her best hits back on the road. Don't miss out on JoJo's "Too Much To Say Tour" by booking your tickets now!