Three-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter, actress and poet Jill Scott returns to Manchester as part of her highly anticipated To Whom This May Concern World Tour, bringing one of contemporary soul music’s most celebrated live performances to the O2 Apollo during Black History Month.
Renowned for her rich, expressive voice and deeply personal songwriting, Jill Scott has spent more than two decades inspiring audiences around the world with music that blends soul, R&B, jazz, spoken word and gospel influences. From breakthrough classics including A Long Walk, Golden, He Loves Me (Lyzel in E Flat) and The Way to more recent material, her concerts are celebrated for their warmth, honesty and exceptional musicianship.
The To Whom This May Concern tour places live musicianship and storytelling at its heart, with residency-style performances designed to create an intimate connection between artist and audience. Backed by a full live band, Jill Scott delivers an evening of timeless songs, powerful vocals and heartfelt reflections that have made her one of the most respected voices in contemporary music.
Alongside her acclaimed recording career, Jill Scott has earned widespread recognition as an actress, author and cultural icon, receiving numerous awards for her contributions to music, film and television. Her work continues to celebrate love, resilience, identity and Black culture, making this Black History Month performance a fitting opportunity to experience one of the defining voices of modern soul.
Whether you have followed Jill Scott since her debut or are discovering her music for the first time, this special Manchester concert promises an unforgettable evening of world-class live performance from one of the most influential artists of her generation.