A Friendship Built by a Blue Wall: After years of interviews and hard work, The TERRELL Show has hosted its first concert—featuring Coco Jones. The duo first met in 2020 when TERRELL interviewed Jones, during which she opened up about her journey from Disney to her rising music career.
The first “TERRELL Show” concert was a production involving lights, cameras, angles, vocals, an audience and more. Jones started the set with her song “Just My Luck” from the 2019 “H.D.W.Y” project.
Jones performed for 40 minutes, singing her Grammy-winning song ICU along with Taste, Here We Go, Put You On, and more from her discography. Between songs, she engaged the audience with storytelling.
This concert is a true testament of practice makes perfect, for both Jones and TERRELL.
Jones’ debut album, Why Not More?, is set for release on April 25, followed by a nationwide tour to support the project.
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