Milwaukee native Cincere heads overseas for a 27-day, 15-concert tour of U.S. military bases for Armed Forces Entertainment. From mid-August through September, the R&B singer will perform for American troops in Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Djibouti and Kuwait.
“The overseas shows are scheduled for 90 minutes each, which is outstanding,” Cincere said in a statement. “It gives us an opportunity to connect with audiences and deliver the best performance possible. We are bringing our team of first class dancers, musicians, and a DJ. More than anything, we want to let the men and women serving in the armed forces know how much we love and appreciate the work they are doing.”
“Definition of Cincere,” the singer’s new CD, is expected hit stores later this year.
“The overseas shows are scheduled for 90 minutes each, which is outstanding,” Cincere said in a statement. “It gives us an opportunity to connect with audiences and deliver the best performance possible. We are bringing our team of first class dancers, musicians, and a DJ. More than anything, we want to let the men and women serving in the armed forces know how much we love and appreciate the work they are doing.”
“Definition of Cincere,” the singer’s new CD, is expected hit stores later this year.
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