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Sza hit the stage Sunday at the Prudential Center as part of her 17-city sold out SOS tour. For fans that missed the show, don’t worry. The grammy-winning R&B singer from Maplewood will show the Garden State some love with a free concert.

There is no word yet on when or where the show will be.

Also, late night laughs are back. Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers all returned to the airwaves last night with new shows now that the writer's strike is over.

Late-night shows were the first ones that went dark when the writer’s guild strike began on May 2. That strike officially ended early Wednesday following a unanimous vote from guild leadership.

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