Bobby V Debuts ‘Reply’ Visual | Announces New Album + Tour
Multi-platinum R&B singer and Grammy Award nominee, Bobby V, has announced the release of his new single, “Reply,” the launch of his Atlanta-based independent label, Veltree Music Group (VMG), and a forthcoming tour that kicks off Spring 2021.
The new single, “Reply,” written by Bobby V, Christopher Newland, and produced by Bobby V and Lavish Musiq, is the first song released from his forthcoming album, “The Appetizer.”
“I’m just so thankful and appreciative of all my family, friends, and fans. They motivate me daily and are the reason why I keep going,” Bobby shares. “They are the real MVPs. I am excited for this new album and new chapter going into 2021.”
Bobby V‘s long career includes three #1 albums on Billboard’s U.S. Top R&B Chart, hit singles with Ludacris, Gucci Mane, Future, Nicki Minaj, Meek Mill, Lil Wayne, K. Michelle, Timbaland, and more. He has been turning out hits for over a decade with songs like “Slow Down,” “Tell Me,” and “Anonymous,” and more.
For show locations or changes in each market, due to Covid-19 guidelines that may vary in different cities. Below are the scheduled dates & cities!
March 19 Atlanta, GA
March 20 Charlotte, NC
March 21 Hampton, VA
March 25 Pittsburgh, PA
March 27 Baltimore, MD
March 28 Newark, NJ
April 2 Los Angeles, CA
April 3 Oakland, CA
April 8 Milwaukee, WI
April 9 Detroit, MI
April 10 Toledo, OH
April 16 Dallas, TX
April 17 Houston, TX
April 23 Miami, FL
April 30 Jacksonville, FL
May 7 Cleveland, OH
May 8 Cincinnati, OH
May 9 St. Louis, MO
May 14 Baton Rouge, LA
May 15 Memphis, TN
May 16 Nashville, TN
May 29 Fresno, CA
May 30 Las Vegas, NV
UB Spoke to Bobby V in 2010 and asked him then, how he has managed to stay relevant in this fickle business for so long? “It’s real fickle (laughs). Man how do I mange to stay relevant…I’ve learned that you just gotta do you, you know. That’s my lesson and that’s what I share with everybody else. You gotta do you & find your niche and stick to it & try to perfect it! I’ve been guilty of jumping on the bandwagon of certain sounds and that’s how people mess up and I’ve done it too.” Bobby V went on to say; “I was telling somebody earlier I remember last summer or the summer before the biggest record was ‘Blame it On The Alcohol’ the Jamie Foxx record, so everybody tried to recreate that record. They tried to work with the same producer and writer to do that, you know. But people don’t really appreciate when you try to follow the trend. You gotta find what you do good and keep doing that. So that’s kind of been my lesson and that’s what I’m gonna do with this album is to just stay consistent with my sound.”
