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The Occupy Music Tour was an 11-date only concert tour in Europe by American R&B/soul singer D'Angelo.〔(D'Angelo Returns With Comeback European tour ).ballerstatus.com〕 The tour both started and ended in Stockholm, Sweden at the ''Filadelfiakyrkan''. It started on January 26, and ended with a final show on February 10.〔(Extrakonsert Med D'Angelo I Stockholm ).expressen.se〕 The singer performed songs from his previous albums and premiered new songs which may appear on his highly anticipated up-coming 2012 album, James River''.〔(D'Angleo Performs New Song at Stockholm Concert ).blogs.villagvoice.com〕 ==Background== In late October 2011, two concerts were scheduled for January 30 and 31, 2012 at club Paradiso in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Tickets went on sale on November 5 and were sold out within 24 hours.〔(TicketMaster: D'Angelo Concert Tickets On Sale )〕 In an interview with Pitchfork Media, drummer ?uestlove spoke on the new album and up-coming concerts; he stated:〔(?uestlove Talks Michele Bachmann Fiasco, New D'Angelo Album ).pitchfork.com〕 For the upcoming tour, he scheduled concerts in Europe from January 26 to early February in London, Paris, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Zurich.〔(D'Angelo confirms 2012 European Tour ).okayplayer.com〕 The band includes Pino Palladino, Chris "Daddy" Dave, Kendra Foster, Jermaine Holmes, Ray Angry, Jesse Johnson of The Time and others. He performed 4 new songs: "Sugah Daddy", "Ain't That Easy", "Another Life" and "The Charade". According to people that visited the concert, the new songs were well received.
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