Newark, NJ—Valentine’s Day at the Prudential Center was a night to remember, filled with passionate performances, powerful vocals, and a whole lot of love. “A Night with Love” brought an incredible lineup to Newark, NJ, featuring Tamar Braxton, Trey Songz, and the phenomenal Fantasia, each delivering unforgettable moments that kept the audience engaged from start to finish.
Tamar Braxton kicked off the evening with a captivating set that immediately ignited the crowd’s excitement. Opening with fan favorites like “The One” and “Let Me Know,” she established an energetic connection with the audience. Her performance then took an emotional turn with heartfelt renditions of “Changed” and “Notice Me,” showcasing her vocal prowess and raw emotion.
One of the most powerful moments of her set came during “My Man,” where her impassioned delivery resonated through the venue. She further impressed with a soulful interpretation of “Superwoman,” putting her own unique spin on the classic hit. Braxton closed her performance with a moving sequence of “All the Way Home,” “Last Call,” and the Grammy-nominated “Love and War,” earning a standing ovation that underscored her undeniable talent and artistry.
As Trey Songz took the stage, the energy in the Prudential Center reached new heights. His dynamic set featured hits spanning his career, including “Say Aah,” “Foreign,” and “Can’t Help But Wait.” Fans danced and sang along to every word, fully immersed in the electrifying atmosphere.
The standout moment of his performance was “Neighbors Know My Name,” where his signature sultry sound captivated the audience. He then slowed things down with “Heart Attack,” allowing his vocal depth and emotional expression to shine through. For his grand finale, “Bottoms Up” had the entire crowd on their feet, celebrating the night in true party fashion. His performance was a testament to his stage presence and ability to command an audience.
Fantasia closed out the evening in true diva fashion, making a powerful entrance with “So Much to Prove” from her 2013 album Side Effects of You. She then ignited the stage with high-energy performances of “Hood Boy” and “Change Your Mind,” setting the tone for an unforgettable set. Addressing the audience, she playfully encouraged fans to let loose, further fueling the excitement as she delivered “Selfish” and “Without Me.”
Bringing a more intimate energy to the night, Fantasia transitioned into a soul-stirring segment featuring “Free Yourself,” “Truth Is,” “Ain’t Gonna Beg You,” “Bittersweet,” and “Collard Greens & Cornbread.” She took a moment to acknowledge her faith, crediting God for guiding her through life’s journey before delivering a breathtaking rendition of “A Change Is Gonna Come.” She then turned up the heat with exhilarating covers of “Lady Marmalade,” “Tell Me Something Good,” and “Nasty Girl.”
For the grand finale, Fantasia brought the house down with “Bad Girl,” “Lose to Win,” and “When I See You,” before showcasing her signature Go-Go dance moves. She wrapped up the night in fierce style with “It’s All Good” and “Baby Mama,” leaving the audience buzzing with excitement and admiration for her electrifying performance.
Final Thoughts: “A Night with Love” was more than just a concert—it was a celebration of music, emotion, and connection. The chemistry between the artists, the infectious energy of the crowd, and the seamless blend of R&B, gospel, and soul made for an unforgettable Valentine’s Day experience. The Prudential Center proved to be the perfect setting, welcoming fans who came to embrace the love and left with hearts full of music.
For those who missed it, this was a night that will be talked about for years to come.
