PowerPage Nightcap September 1, 2026: Coco Jones, Tyler Perry, JoGo and the Orioles Lead the Day
- PowerPage Staff
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The PowerPage Nightcap September 1, 2026 closes Tuesday with four stories that moved through R&B, film, regional music and Baltimore sports. Coco Jones turned a new single into something deeply personal, Tyler Perry brought a familiar group of friends back together, The JoGo Project prepared to test new music in Harbor East, and the Orioles entered September with a postseason race and two additional outfield bats.
Coco Jones gave “Love Me Through” the day’s most intimate visual. Instead of building a fictional romance around the song, she used footage from her recent wedding, letting real glances and quiet celebration carry a record about feeling accepted through every side of a relationship. The result extends her current R&B run without reducing the moment to spectacle.
Tyler Perry returned to the question that has powered two earlier films: what happens when longtime friends can see the trouble in one another’s marriages more clearly than their own? “Why Did I Get Married Again?” reunites the original circle in Italy for a younger generation’s wedding, adds a new high-powered family presence and arrives on Netflix September 9.
The JoGo Project supplied the regional music story. The D.C.-rooted ensemble comes to Keystone Korner Baltimore on September 2 with a set connecting go-go’s percussion-driven pocket to jazz improvisation. New material is part of the plan, alongside selections from the band’s funk and soul tribute programs, giving the room a preview of where its next record may travel.
The Orioles opened September close enough to the final American League Wild Card to make every roster choice matter. Baltimore activated Luis Robert Jr. and recalled Heston Kjerstad, adding right- and left-handed options to an outfield mix just as the schedule begins tightening around direct playoff contenders.
From Coco Jones and Tyler Perry to The JoGo Project, the Orioles, Luis Robert Jr. and Heston Kjerstad, the day’s strongest developments shared one idea: the next chapter becomes more interesting when the people involved bring their history with them. Start with PowerPage’s “Love Me Through” report, then keep Power 104.7 Baltimore | Power1047.com close after dark.
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