Paramore steals show at Spring Concert.
06 May 2008

Envision a cross between a wannabe Neyo and Omarion and you get Trey Songz, an R&B, hip-hop singer, from Petersburg, Va.

Much like his predecessor, his set consisted of a lot of back-tracks and crotch-holding. He could hardly be heard due to the roaring screams coming from behind as his DJ shouted a useless blend of "uh" and "what."

By the third track, entitled "Last Time," the audience had begun to drift off into a stupor. The inevitable and tacky ripping of his shirt kept the crowd amused for a short while, as his pants made their way down to his rear end, a clear shot of his "package" in tow.

Source: The Daily Collegian

Vote, Vote, Vote!!
26 Apr 2008

As mentioned before, The 804 Boyz and Trey Songz are nominated at the first annual Virginia Music Awards. They are no longer in the lead to win. So, we need you to vote and get your friends to vote. Get everybody you know to vote 804 or Trey Songz. We want the boys to bring home every award they are nominated for! The information to vote is below.

VA Stand Up!
24 Apr 2008

804 Boy, Fynch MoneyBaggz, is featured on VA artist, Vein's single for VA Stand Up! Check out the video below.

Fiasco at the Fieldhouse.
19 Apr 2008

On Thursday night at Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse, during the Spring Concert, singer Trey Songz left the stage during his performance. According to Stacey Sottung, assistant director for Campus Programs, this is because he felt threatened by a male fan standing in front of the stage. Trey's bodyguard escorted the singer and the fan out the entrance onto 54th Street. Trey did not return to finish his performance, which was first stopped due to technical problems with his DJ's sound system. According to Philadelphia Police's 19th District, no police report has been filed as a result of the altercation.

Early on in Trey's performance, his DJ's sound system broke - the facilities provided by the university were not responsible for the malfunction. While his DJ worked to fix the problem, Trey adlibbed and brought a female from the floor up to the stage to sing "Happy Birthday" to her. During the time when Trey's sound system was not working, Saint Joseph's students reported that many fans in the front were shooting rubber bands onto the stage and throwing small pieces of paper at Songz.

According to Sean Morntahen,'11, before Songz left the stage for a second time, he asked who in the audience was throwing things at him, and a male student raised his hand. This was when Trey left the stage, went to his bodyguard, and then the body guard escorted both parties outside. Chris Mayer, '11, was standing near the stage barrier and saw the bodyguard grab the male's arm. He could hear arguing and yelling while the three were outside the Fieldhouse from Trey's microphone.

Both witnesses did not see any punches thrown or anything suggesting a physical altercation.

A freshman female sociology major told The Hawk that Songz started arguing with his manager and that it was his manager and the bodyguard who held him back from approaching the male student.

Stacey Sottung, assistant director for campus programs, talked to Songz's manager and was told as Trey was leaving the venue that he would not return to the stage because he felt threatened and had technical problems with his equipment. Sottung did not comment about the male student aiming rubber bands at the stage.

Security for the concert was provided by SEC, the same security company used for university basketball games. Twenty-five guards were present for the event.

There were 1,713 people in attendance at the concert. Sottung noted that the large numbers show the students were happy with the selection of performers. Sottung also noted that the committee learned more about procedure when serving a larger number of students attending a concert.

The first 1,000 students received silver wristbands that gave them access to the floor. Most students with the silver wristbands, however, did not want to stand but instead took balcony seats. The students who came later to the concert did not have a choice of where to see the concert; the balcony was their only option. When walking to the balcony, there were no available seats.

Source: SJU Hawks News

'Fashionably Aware' artist Trey Songz sings safe-sex tune.
18 Apr 2008

Goldstein Auditorium was filled Saturday night with hundreds of the most fly people to ever grace Syracuse University. Fashion's Conscience and Lambda Sigma Upsilon Latino Fraternity, Inc. hosted this year's runway show, "Fashionably Aware." R&B singer Trey Songz was there, too.

Forget Fashion Week downstate - if you weren't in Syracuse this weekend, you missed it.

Student models worked the catwalk in garbs fit for the untouchable underground scene. DJ StaiFly kept the crowd live until Songz could grace the stage

While there is plenty to say about the degree of "fabulosity" (as Kimora Lee might say) tinting the atmosphere, this isn't my only excuse for bringing up Songz.

More artists ought to do what Songz is doing. The singer has quietly attempted to make it, daresay, sexy to be forthright about safe sex in the 21st century.

Co-Chair of Spring Concert Committee dodges a Trey Songz fist assault to dispel the Spring Concert rumors
16 Apr 2008

On the heels of a flurry of fist-flying rumors regarding last week's annual Spring Concert, I sat down with Spring Concert Committee co-chair Josh Durando to get the low down on who got the tail-end of the seemingly endless supply of Trey Songz's punches.

I heard a rumor that Trey Songz beat up the rumors that he beat up a St. Joe's student at the Spring Concert. Is that true?

(JD) Actually, that is false. It was Trey Songz's ego that beat up the rumors. That happened outside, behind the Fieldhouse.

Oh, ok. I also heard he decapitated a unicorn.

(JD) There were also rumors of that, but I didn't see anything. Someone said that they found the unicorn's pure white head in the men's shower in the locker room, but I'm not really sure what happened to it.

I heard he ate his DJ as well.

(JD) I was told by the administration not to comment on that rumor, so I have to leave that one alone.

There was some confusion earlier that night as to which band was playing, Cobra Starship or the crew of the USS Enterprise. Following Songz's fist explosions, this confusion led to an increase in rumors that Trey Songz assaulted a Klingon. Comments?

(JD) You know, I can't comment anymore on Trey Songz beating things up. However, I do understand the confusion between the two bands.

Source: SJU Hawk News

St. Joseph's University: Trey Songz Apologizes.
15 Apr 2008

In light of the situation that occurred at St. Josephs Unversity, Trey Songz sends his apologies to all involved! Below is a statement from Trey in hopes that there is no love lost!

I would like to take this opportunity to apologize to my fans and to those individuals that attended the show at St. Joseph’s University last week. Due to technical difficulties with the sound system, I was unable to complete my performance. Contrary to reports that I attacked or went after a heckler are totally untrue. My road manager and I did have a public disagreement over the situation with the sound system which was unprofessional. I’m extremely passionate about my music and it’s important to me that my fans get the best performance possible.

All my love to the students and staff of St. Joseph’s University
Sincerely,
Trey Songz

Kappa Alpha Psi Presents: Trey Songz In Koncert
14 Apr 2008

Reknowned R&B Singer Trey Songz (Wonder Woman, Cant Help But Wait, Buy A Drink Remix) will be performing LIVE in koncert at the Kresge Auditorium onMay 2nd, 2008. Tickets for DePauw Students are $10 and $15 for outside. Doors will open at 8:11 pm.

This performance is being held on DePauw University's campus in Greencastle, IN. So all my Indiana Trey Songz fans, if you're close, go catch him live in concert. Concert was organized by Kappa Alpha Psi.

Lamar Odom at Ritual.
13 Apr 2008

I added 7 images of Trey with Lamar Odom at Ritual in 2007.

Powerfest 2007.
13 Apr 2008

I added 19 images of Trey performing at Powerfest in 2007.