Alicia Keys’ book appearance at Atlanta Symphony Hall postponed

Alicia Keys will still release her book, “More Myself,” on March 31.

However, the short tour to support it – including an April 5 appearance at Atlanta Symphony Hall presented by A Capella Books – has been postponed.

In a note to fans, Keys encouraged to "Stay positive! Stay powerful!" while indicating she will reschedule the appearances. Patrons are encouraged to hold on to their tickets for the new date.

In addition to her April visit to Atlanta, Keys has a still-scheduled concert set for Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park on June 30.

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