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Fantasia

19 concerts

Fantasia Barrino, born in High Point, NC, rose to fame after winning American Idol in 2004 with the hit "I Believe." Known for her dynamic gospel-rooted voice, she has released several RIAA-certified albums, including "Free Yourself" and "Fantasia." She won a Grammy for "Bittersweet" in 2010. Influenced by Aretha Franklin and Aerosmith, Barrino has collaborated with artists like Kelly Rowland and Missy Elliott. Her autobiography, "Life Is Not a Fairy Tale," became a film, and she continues to perform her unique "rock soul" style.

Kem

13 concerts

Nashville-born, Detroit-raised KEM, a multiplatinum R&B icon, is known for hits like "Kemistry" and "Promise To Love." His collaborations include touring with Babyface. He's a three-time GRAMMY nominee, twice topped Billboard's R&B chart, and has six NAACP and two Soul Train nods.

New Edition

28 concerts

Formed in Boston, New Edition sparked the teen pop genre and new jack swing. Famous tracks include "Candy Girl" & "Cool It Now." Known for evolving from bubblegum to mature material, they inspired and launched careers like Boyz II Men.

Stokley

1 concert

Born in St. Paul, Stokley Williams rose to fame with Mint Condition, known for hits like "Pretty Brown Eyes." He's collaborated with icons like Prince and received a Grammy nod.

Coco Jones

2 concerts

Raised in Nashville, TN, Coco Jones is an R&B singer and actress known for her soulful, honest style. She starred in Disney's Let It Shine and Peacock's Bel-Air and is signed with High Standardz/Def Jam.

October London

5 concerts

Born in South Bend, Indiana, October London is a soul-rooted artist known for heartfelt vocals reminiscent of Marvin Gaye. Excelling in R&B, rap, and country ballads, he frequently collaborates with Snoop Dogg and has recorded for Cadillacc Music, Doggy Style, and Death Row Records. Popular works include "Black Man in America," "Tennessee Whiskey," and albums like "The Rebirth of Marvin."