#DearFutureMe CD Release Concert Tour With James Fortune
James Fortune will be in Baltimore July 16 2017 for his #DearFutureMe CD Release Concert Tour!!! Its going to be a powerpacked event and guess what??? It’s a FREE concert.
“Free Concert in Baltimore this Sunday, but For preferred seating or the VIP Experience click the link in my bio! Square.com/store/james-fortune #dearfutureme #jamesfortune”
Joining James Fortune on stage are the likes of; Kierra Sheard, Zacardi Cortez, Maria Jenkins, Chester Burke, Resound, Terrill Hall and Khare Hawkins.
James Fortune who is an American Gospel Music Artiste, is well known in the Gospel scene to have released many hit singles from; ‘ I’ll Trust You,” “All For Me,” “I Believe” and many more.
Head on down to Baltimore at Southern Baptist Church, 1701 N. Chester St. Baltimore MD 21213. Doors Open at 5pm… Concert Begins 6pm
Kierra Sheard, took to her Instagram page to alert her fans, announcing that she would be in Baltimore on Sunday July 16 and she can’t wait.
“I’ll be back in #BALTIMORE with my brother @mrjamesfortune on Sunday! Can’t wait! Download the No. 1 record! #dearFutureMe Call (914) 297-8222 for VIP Seats and Meet & Greet info.”
The #DearFutureMe album is said to have remained number 1 on Billboard Top Gospel Songs for two weeks in a row.
James fortune has come a long way since October 2014 when the incident of assaulting his wife Cheryl Fortune took place.
In March 2016, Fortune faced a judge and pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife Cheryl Fortune.
Ever since the unfortunate incidence, James has been making baby steps in getting back on his feet and finding forgiveness and peace. This has led to the release of quite a number of songs like “I Forgive Me.”
His latest Album release “Dear Future Me” was also inspired by his struggles, pain and so much much.
Last Wednesday July 12 2017, James shared an emotional message summing up the painful journey he has had to go through as a man.
“Being vulnerable as a man is often seen as weakness but it’s really where I found my strength. The message many men receive is “Please share yourself with me, but don’t share too much or in a way that makes me feel like you’re not a strong confident man.”
From boyhood as men we get one lesson drilled into us over and over. From our peers, our parents, toys, television, every joke and playground game tells us one thing, the single most important thing we must do to be a big boy, to be a real man.”
“We must at all costs never show, or if possible never even feel, emotions. Women often times reinforce this with something like “get out your feelings” When in all honestly men need to “get in their feelings”.
See when men are dealing with depression we “act out” while women “act in”. We suppress our feelings and emotions or “stay out of our feelings” which causes us to act out in different destructive ways.”
“Men there is nothing soft or weak about being vulnerable. I had been Gender trained all through life to never show emotion unless it came from a place of power and strength.
Well during the last 3 years all of that went out the window and I had to deal with the real me. I had to go back and deal with the boy inside the man.
There is still much more work to be done but It was a life saving decision for me and I’m praying that my transparency can produce transformation for others. You still have a future! God Bless!” ?? #jamesfortune
