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Samantha J tours American east coast
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November 11, 2013

Samantha J tours American east coast

FAST-RISING Jamaican act, Samantha J, has conducted an extensive tour of key media outlets on the eastern coast of the United States of America.

The tour began with Samantha J stopping in Tampa Bay, Florida, with a meet-and-greet at Brandon Mall. This event drew over 300 of her fans, with Samantha J being joined with 95.7, the Beat’s radio station disc jockeys DJ Sandman, Jimi O and Shizm.

Her Florida run also included a sit-down with 99 Jamz Miami’s programme director, Derrick Baker, assistant programme director Tony Neal, and Afternoon Drive personality Lorenzo Thomas, and fans.

Continuing her journey, Samantha J’s Tight Skirt received a five-out-of-five rating by WPEG Power 98’s disc jockeys in Charlotte, North Carolina. Also in the state, she had a live interview in Greensboro at WJHM 102 Jamz.

In Virginia, she attended a major function at the Boys and Girls Club in Virginia Beach, in addition to hundreds of fans coming out to see Samantha J and her tour mate Andrea Russett in Richmond.

A major highlight of Samantha J’s tour, was the over 2,000 fans that attended a meet-and-greet for the artiste in Washington, DC.

In addition to several cities in Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia, Samantha J made major stops in New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston.

 

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