JoJo Unveils the 'I Am JoJo' Tour

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Oct 5, 2015) - Atlantic recording artist JoJo has announced plans for a North American headline tour. The eagerly anticipated dates get underway November 2 at Minneapolis MN's Triple Rock Social Club and continues through mid-December (see below itinerary). For complete details and updated ticket information, please visit iamjojoofficial.com.

The upcoming headline tour follows the recent arrival of "III," a collection of three new singles marking JoJo's long anticipated Atlantic Records debut. All three tracks on the "tringle" -- "Say Love," "Save My Soul," and "When Love Hurts" -- will also be featured on her long awaited third solo album, slated to arrive in 2016. "III" is available now as a bundle or as individual tracks on the iTunes Store and all leading digital retailers.

"When Love Hurts" is also now accompanied by an electrifying companion video, which premiered last week exclusively via MTV / MTV Hits- http://on.mtv.com/1VjpCqD. The clip is now available on JoJo's recently launched official YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/user/jojoofficialonline.

JoJo's as-yet-untitled third album has already made a major impact, months before its official announcement. Both Buzzfeed and Fuse ranked it among their "Most Anticipated Albums of 2015" lists, with Buzzfeed noting the release could make JoJo "this year's comeback kid." The "tringle" showcases an impressive roster of producers: the gorgeous power-ballad "Say Love" was produced by Harmony "H-Money" Samuels; The Family helmed the heartfelt "Save My Soul"; and Jason Evigan and Benny Blanco took the lead on the infectious club-banger "When Love Hurts."

Hailed by TIME Magazine as an "innovative songbird to beat," JoJo is a chart-topping, award-winning multimedia superstar, a remarkably gifted singer, songwriter, and actress whose incredible journey began almost as soon as the New England native could sing. Local children's competitions soon became high profile national TV appearances and live tours, resulting in the talented 12 year old signing a major label deal in 2003.

Released when JoJo was just 13, 2004's debut single, "Leave (Get Out)," reached the pinnacle on Billboard's "Pop Songs" chart, making her the youngest-ever solo artist to have a #1 single in the United States. A true international smash, "Leave (Get Out)" earned RIAA gold certification as well as gold and platinum certification around the world. What's more, the single's companion video dominated MTV, VH1, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and The N, spending 50 days on MTV's Total Request Live (including two atop the TRL countdown) while also leading to JoJo receiving a "Best New Artist" nomination from the MTV Video Music Awards -- again making history as the youngest solo artist to be so honored.