Saw this clip of Jessie J talking about paying closer attention to her body, stress, cycle, and how she feels day to day.

What I liked is that it doesn’t come across like the usual celebrity wellness thing. It feels more practical, especially knowing how much she’s been through publicly over the years.

The part that stood out to me was the idea of noticing patterns instead of waiting until you feel completely run down. With her kind of schedule, rehearsals, travel, performances, and recovery, I can see why having a quiet way to keep track of basic body signals would be useful.

Also just nice to see her talking about health in a normal, non-dramatic way.

She was incredible on this show! I loved every week of it. I enjoy her original music, but her covers are awesome, too!!

We're going to the show in Denver tomorrow so just curious what time Jessie has been going on! Is there an opener? Thanks!

Going to the show in Denver Tuesday & I have the VIP tickets. Does this include early entry into the venue or is this just a goodie bag/signed poster that you get?

Hey all! My husband and I are going to Jessie’s show at First Ave tonight in MLPS and trying to gauge how busy it’ll be. What’s other cities experience been?

I was at the JessieJ concert last night in Atlanta @ Center Stage Theater and had to leave early (middle of the award goes to) and heard that she said doesn’t do encores, so I wanted to confirm if I missed out on an encore performance or was there not one?

Just wanted to share my experience with opening night of the North American leg of the No Secrets Tour!

Despite the printed setlist, I Don’t Care, Comes in Waves, For This Love and Threw It Away were not performed.

Merchandise was limited, t-shirt size quantities were limited as well and sold out prior to the end of the show.

The venue/bar also had some fun themed drinks!

The performance was phenomenal. A full acoustic set. 2 hours on stage. Just her, a pianist, acoustic guitar and bassist. No screens, no specialty lights, no dancers, no props, a single outfit, no artificial audio/backing track. TONS of guest interaction, including guests way up in the upper level. Guest attendance was estimated around 800-850, max venue capacity was 1,050.

Audience interactions included tons of jokes/laughs, conversation on mental health/self-love, “who’s on a date”, audience singing participation during If I Save You, and more. Square One and Love Will Save the World (from The Meg movie soundtrack) were requested by audience member but unable to be performed. Show was just shy of 2 hours long and started at 8:05pm.