Shows supporting Last Train to Paris will be ‘intimate,’ Diddy says. By Jayson Rodriguez Photo: John Shearer/ WireImage Diddy is taking his Last Train to Paris on the road as the Bad Boy Records CEO announced tour dates in support of his recent effort. The 20-city Coming Home trek kicks off next month, on April 13 in Minneapolis, and finds Diddy-Dirty Money travelling to Chicago, Toronto, New York and Los Angeles before wrapping up May 15 in St. Louis. The tour will be more “intimate” than his previous road shows, Diddy says in a YouTube clip promotion the outing. “You’re gonna be able to see my eyes,” Diddy says. “You’re gonna be able to smell my cologne. You’re gonna be able to look at the ladies and see their caramel complexion. You’re gonna be able to hear their voices. You’re gonna be up close and personal, baby. It’s super HD.” In December, Diddy released the long-delayed Last Train to Paris project to a top-10 debut. He took to YouTube to thank his fans their unwavering support. His last album, 2006’s Press Play , also had a strong first week, landing at #1 on the Billboard albums chart after its release. “Anybody that knows me, it’s rare when I’m extra happy, but today … this last two weeks, I’ve just been blown away by all the support that I’ve gotten from you guys,” he said. “You already know I deal with a lot of hate, and I talk about that. But it’s also important to talk about when I’m dealing with a lot of love, and the love that y’all have shown me and the girls on this project … Y’all made this project a success, and I want to say thank you.” Diddy-Dirty Money Coming Home Tour dates, presented by BET Live! :
