Veteran dancehall artist Sean Paul is gearing up for an epic United States tour set to kick off on May 2 in Orlando, Florida.
Other stops include Miami, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and Houston.
“I haven’t done a full tour like this in forever so I’ve been looking forward to it. I’ve been gearing up with the energy. I’ve been trying to keep faith and keep the positive vibes,” Sean Paul told PEOPLE Magazine. “My music is about energy. It’s about feeling good in life and feeling your life. And so I hope that I could just get one or two like yourself to come and feel life together.”
Drawing inspiration from his hit song “Greatest,” Sean Paul plans to deliver a concert experience that’ll have everyone “bouncing around” with joy. The tour will culminate on June 16 in Charlotte, N.C.
“It’s time to feel life when you hear my music. Just fun, the fun stuff. I think that there’s enough hard to deal with — things in life that you do get to put on a back burner when you come to my concert,” he said.
To prepare for the tour, the “She Doesn’t Mind” performer says he mostly spends his days playing basketball and in the studio — and he always makes time for his kids. He and his wife Jodi are parents to two children: son Levi Blaze, 7, and daughter Remi Leigh, 4½.
Perfect timing for Sean Paul
Just last week, Sean Paul’s third studio album, “The Trinity,” clinched Double Platinum status in the United States, as confirmed by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
The album attained the impressive milestone of 2 million units sold through a combination of sales and streaming on Thursday, March 28.
This latest feat adds to the accolades of the 18-track album, which initially achieved Platinum status a mere five months after its debut in September 2005. It follows the success of Paul’s previous platinum-selling album, “Dutty Rock,” which currently boasts a Triple Platinum certification in the US.
Read: Sean Paul’s ‘The Trinity’ album certified 2X platinum in the US
