In this image: Close up of Daniel Caesar on stage.

R&B singer Daniel Caesar returns to Halifax

The Canadian singer-songwriter performed at the Scotiabank Centre

November 19, 2019 /

On Nov. 14, acclaimed Canadian musician Daniel Caesar performed at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax.

In this image: Daniel Caesar on stage playing guitar.
Opener MorMor (also a Canadian singer-songwriter) warmed up the crowd for Caesar’s highly anticipated return to Halifax. Photo by Carter Hutton
In this image: Close up of Daniel Caesar on stage.
Caesar is currently on his second headline tour in support of his sophomore album, CASE STUDY 01. Photo by Carter Hutton
In this image: Close up of Daniel Caesar on stage.
Surprise guest Sean Leon performed his verse on one of Caesar’s new album tracks, “RESTORE THE FEELING.” Photo by Carter Hutton
In this image: Daniel Caesar on stage with video playing behind him.
Caesar played to a packed crowd at the Scotiabank Centre. Photo by Carter Hutton
In this image: Daniel Caesar on stage with the crowd cheering in the foreground.
Caesar closed out the show performing fan favourites from his debut album Freudian, including the Grammy-nominated song “Get You” featuring Kali Uchis. Photo by Carter Hutton
Photos by Carter Hutton
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