France Joli Staten Island Tickets - St. George Theatre

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Lime

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Lime was a Montreal electronic disco band formed by husband and wife Denis and Denyse LePage. They achieved major US dance chart hits, including the number one Billboard disco hit Your Love and the single Baby, We're Gonna Love Tonight.

The Trammps feat. Earl Young

Gary's Gang

Gary’s Gang, formed by Joe Tucci and Gary Turnier, was an American pop/disco group. Signed to Columbia in 1979, their “Keep on Dancin” hit #1 on disco charts and reached the Top 40; they also scored “Let’s Lovedance Tonight” and “Do It At The Disco”.

Musique

Musique is an American disco studio project formed in New York City in 1978 by producer Patrick Adams. Known for infectious dancefloor hits like "In the Bush" and "Keep On Jumpin'", which topped the Dance Club Songs chart, the group featured a rotating lineup of vocalists. Though primarily active in the late 70s, Musique continues to perform in disco revival events.

France Joli

Montreal-born singer France Joli rose to fame with her 1979 hit Come to Me and self-titled debut album. She performed on major television shows, played in Las Vegas, and released albums including Tonight, France Joli Now, and Attitude.

First Choice

Philadelphia disco group led by Rochelle Fleming, known for "Armed and Extremely Dangerous" (1973) and albums Delusions (1977) and Hold Your Horses (1979). Their "Let No Man Put Asunder" gained lasting fame via Shep Pettibone’s 1983 remix.

Disco Unlimited

Concert Info

Genre: Post-Disco, Party / Nightlife, Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Alternative Rock, R&B, Soul, Funk, Contemporary R&B, Disco, Club Dance, DANCE, Classic Soul, Hi-NRG, EDM/Electronic, r&b/soul, electropop, mainstream pop, quiet storm, philly soul, italo disco, italo dance, italian disco, chicago house, classic house, deep disco

Be part of the France Joli concert in Staten Island at St. George Theatre on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 7:30 PM, with The Trammps feat. Earl Young, Lime, and more. Grab tickets before they’re gone!