LiveNation does not always jump into the presale game for specific tours, instead opting to work through American Express or another major entity. It is free, and keeps you on top of new presales and artist updates. You can also log into your Maxwell fan account. The official Maxwell Facebook page has gotten on board with offering presale passwords. You need an American Express card to make the purchase, as well as an account through Ticketmaster, but they provide the fairest prices balanced with the most immediate approach. The most instant is through the American Express platform. There is an array of places to get presale tickets for this new Maxwell reunion tour. How do I get access to presale tickets for Maxwell’s tour? Maxwell’s shows for this reunion tour cap out at about 95 minutes. There is no confirmation of anything at this point, but it is fair to say the team and artist is prepping for something bigger. Maxwell has been slowing moving all the pieces along, and there is a lot of suspicion that this is the first in many new tours, as well as a new album and a resurgence for the artist into the R&B game. Is this the first in a string of new tours for Maxwell? Maxwell performs just one new song for this tour, but it does not have a name yet. The follow up to 2009’s Blacksummers’ night record does not have a release date, tentatively scheduled for 2015. Maxwell, despite being generally absent from the public eye, still does not push any new material in any large quantities. Older fans tend to lean towards the debut, Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite, with tracks such as “Reunion” and “Sumthin Sumthin.” Despite it selling one million units and earning platinum status, the record was critically panned. Maxwell completely ignores his 1998 release Embrya for a variety of reasons.
His setlist is quite similar from one show to the next, for he sticks to well known hits to choice covers, to a 50% reliance on his 2009 record and the beginning of his new face in the 21st century. Seemingly, the only one staying in steady rotation is his high profile rendition of Kate Bush’s “This Woman’s Work.” This includes the album’s two biggest tunes, “Pretty Wings” and “Bad Habits.” He also performs “Fistful of Tears” and “Stop the World.” He is also known to belt out a few covers, especially in 2009. His recent setlists still slant towards this older material, particularly his 2009 release that saw Maxwell usher in what was meant to be a trilogy of albums and it is not known whether this is still the case. It was initially meant to immediately follow the release. Maxwell’s follow up to this record has been delayed a record number of times. But Maxwell has been scattered in his releases, dropping Now in 2001 and then releasing nothing until 2009’s Blacksummers’night, his last major release of any kind. He came from the soulful R&B crowd of the late 90’s, dominated by artists such as Lauryn Hill and Alicia Keys, giving him plenty of soulful hits from that era that hit home with fans. Maxwell has a bit of an odd career trajectory, and that plays out in his setlist. No Tour Dates are Currently Scheduled for Maxwell
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