Showing posts with label VH1 Storytellers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VH1 Storytellers. Show all posts

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Artist News: Vh1 Storytellers returns with Jill Scott


The 16th season of Vh1 Storytellers is around the corner and Grammy winner Jill Scott is slated to opened up this years' crop of episodes on May 21st. In addition to Scott's episode, Jason Mraz, Nora Jones, and Grace and the Nocturnals  find themselves included in this year's lineup. With that said, Tom Calderone released a statement about the forthcoming season that is sure to bring some memorable performance.

"We’re so proud to announce these exceptionally talented artists as part of our 16th season of VH1 Storytellers," said Tom Calderone, President, VH1. "Our audience is hungry for the kind of deeper musical experience and connection to artists that Storytellers brings. That connection has cemented the series’ status as a jewel of the entertainment world where artists intimately share their music and the often revealing and poignant stories behind their songs."

While time will tell if Scott's performance will offer some new material from her rumored forthcoming fifth album, I am just glad Jill is being included in the series.

Sunday, June 19, 2011

VH1 Storytellers: Maxwell


Maxwell graced the Vh1 Storyteller stage recently and his special just aired this past Friday night. With that said, check out the dynamic showcase that includes performances of "Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder)," "Bad Habits (Uncut)," "Drowndeep:Hula," "Whenever, Wherever, Whatever," "Sumthin Sumthin," "Fistful of Tears" and a stiring rendition of “Pretty Wings." Check it all out below and Enjoy!

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

VH1 Storytellers: Cee-Lo Green


Cee-Lo Green was recently a part of VH1 Storytellers latest episode in support of his current Grammy winning album "The Lady Killer." During his showcase, Cee-Lo opened up the set with his Gnarls Barkley classic and hit "Crazy." After that, Cee-Lo took the audience back to his humble beginnings with Goodie Mob and their joint "Soul Food from their album "Soul Food." Then Cee-Lo went into the Gnarls Barkley joint "She Knows," which is about his mother and is lifted from the duo's second album "The Odd Couple." Afterwords, Cee-Lo let into several hits from "The Lady Killer," including his mega hit "F**k You," as well as "Bright Lights Bigger City." Check it all out bellow and Enjoy!