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Lift Every Voice And Sing has long stood as a powerful voice in American music and civil rights history. Written in 1900 by James Weldon Johnson (lyrics) and John Rosamond Johnson (music) for Abraham Lincoln's birthday celebration, the song was first performed publicly by 500 students in Jacksonville, Florida. Adopted as the NAACP's official song in 1919, it is often referred to as the Black national anthem and remains a staple at Black religious services, civil rights events, and major sports ceremonies. In 2025, the song continued its legacy with a high-profile performance at the Super Bowl LIX pregame in New Orleans, signaling its enduring cultural relevance. See below for a full biography, notable discography highlights, and this artist's upcoming tour information.

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As a performer page, we highlight Lift Every Voice And Sing's significant impact and ongoing influence. The current touring activity centers on Ledisi's Love You Too Tour in 2025, bringing this historic song to audiences across North America and beyond. Secure your seats for individual show dates and keep an eye out for socially shared moments from major events, including NFL and FOX coverage and clips from prominent outlets. Follow official links to stay connected with news, performances, and announcements.

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  • Origin: Written in 1900 by James Weldon Johnson (lyrics) and John Rosamond Johnson (music) for Abraham Lincoln's birthday celebration; first public performance by 500 Jacksonville, FL students.
  • Official status: Adopted as the NAACP's official song in 1919 and long referred to as the Black national anthem.
  • Cultural role: A staple of Black religious and civil rights events; regularly performed at major sports ceremonies since the 2020 era.
  • 2025 performance: Ledisi performed Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing at Super Bowl LIX pregame in New Orleans on February 9, 2025, commemorating the song's 125th anniversary.
  • Touring in 2025: Ledisi announced the Love You Too Tour, running May 28–June 29, 2025 in North America (Baltimore to Savannah) with a European leg announced later; dates include Baltimore, Washington, Newark, Virginia Beach, Wilmington, Atlantic City, Durham, Chicago, and Savannah.
  • Social media presence: The 2025 Super Bowl performance was widely shared on social media via NFL/FOX posts and clips from major outlets.

As a performer page, we highlight Lift Every Voice And Sing's significant impact and ongoing influence. The current touring activity centers on Ledisi's Love You Too Tour in 2025, bringing this historic song to audiences across North America and beyond. Secure your seats for individual show dates and keep an eye out for socially shared moments from major events, including NFL and FOX coverage and clips from prominent outlets. Follow official links to stay connected with news, performances, and announcements.

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