JoJo Announces The High Road 20th Anniversary Tour
JoJo Ogata
Singer-songwriter-actress JoJo is marking the 20th anniversary of her album The High Road with a tour of the same name. Formally billed The High Road Tour: 20 Years Unplugged, the run begins in Boston on Nov. 13 and concludes in Chicago on Nov. 24.
JoJo stated in a press release announcing the tour, “This album changed the trajectory of my life and career in so many ways. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years since The High Road. These songs have grown with me, and I’ve grown with them. I’m so excited to celebrate this milestone with the people who have been there since the beginning and to experience these songs together in a really intimate and special way.”
Released in 2006, The High Road followed the pop and R&B singer’s 2004 self-titled debut studio album, which reached Platinum certification. The High Road yielded JoJo’s first Billboard Hot 100 top five hit through its lead single, “Too Little Too Late.” The Gold-certified album also featured two additional singles: “How to Touch a Girl” and “Anything.”
JoJo has released six albums over her career. Alongside her first two projects, her discography includes Mad Love (2016), Good to Know (2020), December Baby (2020), and Trying Not to Think About It (2021). She is also a New York Times bestselling author for her 2024 memoir, Over the Influence. Her acting credits include Broadway in Moulin Rouge! and television in All American.
Tickets and additional information for The High Road Tour: 20 Years Unplugged are available on JoJo’s website. The full itinerary and tour announcement appear below.
Source: Billboard
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