Brooklyn is set to host three concerts by Grammy-winning artist Jill Scott this week as part of her 'To Whom This May Concern World Tour.' The tour supports her sixth studio album of the same name.

Scott will perform at Brooklyn's King's Theatre on Thursday, July 16; Saturday, July 18; and Sunday, July 19, with shows scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Special guests for these dates include Sol Chyld, Freebird, Moonchild, Wyatt Waddell, and J Bambii, among others.

Last-minute tickets for all three Brooklyn engagements are available. As of publication, the lowest price for a ticket was $139 including fees on SeatGeek. Prices for the other two shows start at $141 and $169, respectively, including fees. A promo code, NYPOST10, offers $10 off purchases over $250 for first-time SeatGeek users.

Scott's 'To Whom This May Concern' tour has been traveling across the country, with recent shows featuring approximately 22 songs. The setlists blend fan favorites from her earlier albums, including "A Long Walk" and "He Loves Me (Lyzel in E-Flat)" from her 2000 debut "Who Is Jill Scott" and 2004's "Beautifully Human," with approximately 14 tracks from her latest 19-song record. Notable songs from the new album performed live include "To B Honest," "Pressha," "Beautiful People," "Norf Side," and "Me 4."

Reviews have described Scott's performances as "a triumphant celebration" that offers an experience of "mood, memory, flirtation," and "sometimes even a touch of church." Critics note that Scott's music "still makes music that feels essential to grown folks, not just nostalgic."

Following her Brooklyn dates, Scott is scheduled for 18 more concerts across the country, including a four-night engagement at The Met in her hometown of Philadelphia from July 24-29.

Her latest album, "To Whom This May Concern," released on February 13, features a diverse blend of R&B, jazz, funk, soul, Hip-Hop, and EDM. It includes collaborations with artists such as Trombone Shorty, Tierra Whack, Too $hort, Ab-Soul, and JID. Standout tracks from the album mentioned include "Dope S—," "Be Great," "Offadaback," "Norf Side," "Pay U on Tuesday," "BPOTY," "Me 4," and "Ode to Nikki."

Supporting artists on the 'To Whom This May Concern Tour' include Sol Chyld, Akeem Ali, Wyatt Waddell, Moon Child, J Bambii, Madison McFerrin, Arnetta Johnson, Aquil Dawud, and Freebird.