Alicia Keys is well off on her Set the World on Fire tour and things are off to a great start. In each city, fans get a chance to see the unique city videos created as part of the BlackBerry Keep Moving Projects. For each video, fans were asked to submit portraits in of themselves in their city which would be added to the video and shown during her live performance on stage.
The videos for Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas and Seattle have been posted up, so if you sent in your photo you can have a look to see if you made it to prime time. There will be plenty more to follow for other cities, so we'll keep tabs and post them up as they come in.
Check out the videos in the gallery above, and if you happen to spot your photo in one of the videos be sure to drop a comment and let us know!
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