Lizzo’s Pitch-Perfect Residency at the Blue Note Jazz Club Launches a Dazzling New Chapter: Concert Review
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“Ever feel like you’re losing touch with who you really are?,” Lizzo said about halfway through her Sunday night set at the iconic Blue Note jazz club in New York’s Greenwich Village. “I have,” she admitted. “I had to remind myself, ‘I am 100 percent that bitch!,’” quoting arguably her most iconic (and arguably her […]
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Mar 2, 2026 10:07am PT Lizzo’s Pitch-Perfect Residency at the Blue Note Jazz Club Launches a Dazzling New Chapter: Concert Review By Jem Aswad Plus Icon Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music jemaswad Latest Neil Sedaka, Legendary Singer-Songwriter Behind ‘Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,’ ‘Bad Blood’ and ‘Love Will Keep Us Together,’ Dies at 86 3 days ago Music Industry Moves: Tiwa Savage Launches Foundation, Partners with Berklee College of Music to Empower Young African Talent; Residente Signs With UTA in All Areas 3 days ago The Rolling Stones vs. ‘Melania’: Rep Denies Band Authorized ‘Gimme Shelter’ for Trump Doc After a Producer Claims Mick Jagger ‘Gave His Blessing’ 4 days ago See All “Ever feel like you’re losing touch with who you really are?,” Lizzo said about halfway through her Sunday night set at the iconic Blue Note jazz club in New York’s Greenwich Village. “I have,” she admitted. “I had to remind myself, ‘I am 100 percent that bitch!,’” quoting arguably her most iconic (and arguably her most controversial) lyric. Indeed, this intimate series of Blue Note shows feels like a breakthrough at the end of a challenging few years for Melissa Viviane Jefferson. After soaring to superstardom at the end of the last decade with a message of positivity and self-love via hits like “Cuz I Love You,” “Juice” and “Good as Hell,” she beat the sophomore slump with her Grammy-winning 2022 set “About Damn Time.” But some ugly legal battles with her former dancers and musical collaborators clashed against her ultra-positive vibe, so a reset was in order, although a pair of mixtapes last year and even a New York magazine cover story called “Lizzo Starts Over” didn’t really do the job. Popular on Variety Related Stories Jesse Collins Entertainment to Produce This Year's iHeartRadio Music Awards
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