The Ohio native, Lyfe Jennings, doesn't hesitate to give the audience what they want as he begins his set and opens with tracks from his new album, "Lyfe Change".Hard to believe that at the young age of 14, Lyfe Jennings went to jail for arson. But as a result, the popular R&B crooner discovered his love for music behind bars and was released less than a decade later.
After his acclaimed self-titled debut album and his second album, "The Phoenix", Lyfe is back with is latest project, "Lyfe Change".
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