 This past Sunday, R&B Singer Musiq Soulchild kicked off the “Life is Your Song” Book Tour at the Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center.
Musiq sang classic hits Love, The Answer is Yes, and even sampled “Sweet Love” by Grammy Award winning artist, Anita Baker.
Produced by The Success House, the tour is in support of the new self-help book written by Stellar Award Nominee, Tonya Ware. During a recent interview with 98.7 Radio Personality Isis Jones, Ware explained how she survived a near death experience that left her totally disabled for nearly six years. It wasn’t until she overheard a statement made by LL Cool J that her life changed.
“Dreams Don’t Have An Expiration Date!”
Photo Credits – Tonya Ware/Isis Jones
 Harper is the founder of the Manifest Your Destiny Foundation. The foundation helps teens become the architects of their destiny and create the life they want through self-reflection. Harper treated fans by signing copies of the book before the event began.
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Division of Youth Services Director, Cedric Sparks brought greetings on behalf of the City of Birmingham.Â
Spoken Word Artist “Portia J” recited her powerful piece, “Breathe for My Generation”
“I breathe for the battles that we must defeat”
 Birmingham Native & Grammy Nominated Artist, Alvin Garrett performed his single, “By Myself”
Kaseya Moore receive a $2,000 scholarship to attend Alabama State University and
Tonya Ware surprised fans that evening with her rendition of “Amazing Grace.”
Hill Harper closed the Life Is Your Song premier with a surprise reading of the book with Tonya Ware.
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MusiQ Soulchild Kicks off “Life is Your Song” Tour This past Sunday, R&B Singer Musiq Soulchild kicked off the “Life is Your Song” Book Tour at the Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center.
