Full Frequency Tour

Full Frequency Tour

Tour by Mýa
Promotional banner for the Full Frequency tour
Associated album	Full Frequency
Start date	November 13, 2014
End date	November 19, 2014
Legs	1
No. of shows	5 in Australia 5 in Total
Mýa concert chronology

The Full Frequency Tour was a co-headlining concert tour by recording artists Sean Paul and Mýa (served as supporting act). It was launched in support of Sean Paul’s sixth studio album Full Frequency. The tour embarked on a five-day international concert tour only visiting Australia. It began November 13, 2014 and concluded November 19, 2014. Australia act Young Men Society served as an opening act.^[1][2]

Critical reception

Senior music writer George Palathingal of The Sydney Morning Herald gave the concert four stars and expressed: We have to start with some brutal truth. Early 2000s luminaries Sean Paul and his current touring partner Mýa haven't exactly troubled the mainstream in recent years – certainly not in Australia; minimally, even, in the urban-music-loving US. However he noted, "Nonetheless, on this night, both not only prove to have a sizeable, dedicated following, they still perform as though they're at the peak of their careers.” Speaking on behalf of Mýa’s set, Palathingal wrote, "Mýa is all class. She soulfully sings, dances and, over a couple of costume changes, even dresses like the (ghetto) superstar she only almost became when she was cavorting around in her smalls with Pink, Christina Aguilera and Lil' Kim as the least-impressive name on the 2001 Lady Marmalade cover." Writing on behalf of Paul’s performance, he said, "Here, however, the mohawked Paul and his thunderous backing band play an unselfish set loaded with sizzling, pounding takes on the early likes of Get Busy, Give It Up to Me, Like Glue and Temperature, rather than constantly force recent material down your throat, and the results are irresistible.” Concluding in his review, "And if there's one lesson we can learn from this night it's that even if we might question his choices on record, live, Sean Paul still definitely knows what he's doing."^[3] The Gleaner gave the concert a positive review as well and wrote, "A scintillating set, complete with full band, DJ, supporting vocals and dancers, Sean Paul electrified the hall for well over an hour and well past curfew. Yet, the audience rocked, danced and screamed as each hit was followed by another hit."^[4]

Opening Act

• Young Men Society

Shows

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