BIG BOSS: America’s beloved Keke Palmer’s newest album tour is coming to Atlanta’s The Loft on Sept. 19.
Tuesday September 19, 2023 08:00 PM EDT
Cost: $29.50-$30.50
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CRITIC’S PICK: Keke Palmer, the queen herself is coming to Atlanta. She’s my personal favorite celebrity virgo (sorry, Beyonce) and she’s also a damn good singer and performer. Palmer has been everywhere – movies, tv, late night, podcasts – but this tour is to celebrate her May film and accompanying album Big Boss. Big Boss is unlike anything Palmer has done. It is a 41 min film of Keke Palmer’s life by Palmer for her TV Network, KeyTV. The film opens with scenes of a young Palmer, a child actress running lines and singing songs, growing up in a religious household and with her family in Chicago and then eventually entering the male-dominated entertainment industry. It goes song-by-song through the album, making it essentially 10 music videos that sync up to show her life story and path getting to where she is. It is raw, emotional and a very vulnerable look into Palmer’s life. Not only are the songs classic Keke’s pop and R&B sound, the videos are just as good. I thoroughly enjoyed this entire film and I have no doubt the Big Boss tour will be just as entertaining. — Jessica Goodson
From the venue:
Keke Palmer is an Emmy award-winning actress, singer, songwriter, producer, and television host. She recently starred in Jordan Peele’s Universal summer blockbuster Nope opposite Daniel Kaluuya, earning unanimously rave reviews from critics and audiences alike as well as a NY Film Critics’ Circle Award for Best Supporting Actress. Lauded as “incomparable” and “unforgettable,” Keke also voiced the new character “Izzy” in Disney/Pixar’s Lightyear, and hosted NBC’s reboot of “Password” with Jimmy Fallon, earning her a nomination for the Outstanding Host For A Game Show Award at the 2023 Emmys. She launched her record-breaking podcast, “Baby, This is Keke Palmer,” with Wondery/Amazon and will next star in (and produce) The Universal Studios comedy, The Backup opposite Kevin Hart, followed by David O. Russell’s Super Toys opposite Sacha Baron Cohen.
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