King George Mobile Tickets - Mobile Civic Center

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King George

11 concerts

Based in Hopkins, South Carolina, King George blends vintage rhythm and blues with modern Southern soul. Celebrated for hit anthems like "Keep On Rollin" and "Too Long" from his album "Juke Joint Music," the soulful crooner crafts smooth, feel-good party grooves tailored for cookouts.

Tucka

8 concerts

Louisiana-born Southern Soul singer Tucka, dubbed the “King of Swing,” blends classic soul, blues, R&B, and contemporary influences. Known for smooth vocals and heartfelt storytelling, he’s built a loyal U.S. fan base with chart-topping singles and live shows.

Pokey Bear

6 concerts

Baton Rouge R&B and bayou soul artist Pokey Bear is known for his James Brown-influenced style and party-starting anthems. He released his solo debut Josephine Son Pokey in 2014 and followed it with Mr. It Ain't Fair in 2016, featuring a collaboration with Mystikal.

Calvin Richardson

Calvin Richardson is an internationally known singer-songwriter blending soul, R&B, blues, and pop. He’s released nine albums, including Gold Dust and All or Nothing, and wrote hits like Charlie Wilson’s There Goes My Baby and Angie Stone’s More Than a Woman.

Willie Clayton

Indianola, MS soul/blues singer with rich, romantic grit; hits “Never Too Late” & “Tell Me”; toured w/Al Green, Barry White, James Brown; 6 Blues Top 10s.

Jwonn

Jawonn Smith, aka J-Wonn, is a Jackson, Mississippi contemporary southern R&B singer raised singing in church choirs. His 2013 regional hit I Got This Record led to the 2014 album on Savior Music Group and singles like I Need a Grown Woman.

Ronnie Bell

Ronnie "RnB" Bell, a Louisiana-born R&B artist influenced by McKnight & Jaheim, mixes contemporary sounds with Southern soul-blues. Known for hits like "Cotton Candy," he began by singing in choirs and once opened for 112 and Erykah Badu.

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Mobile Civic Center Multi-purpose arena complex Capacity: 10,112

401 Civic Center Dr, Mobile, AL 36602, USA

mobilecivicctr.com

+1 251-208-7261

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About Mobile Civic Center

The Mobile Civic Center is a landmark multi-purpose entertainment complex in downtown Mobile, Alabama, featuring a distinct seven-story domed arena. Its 10,112-capacity main auditorium and adjacent theater host touring concerts, sporting events, community gatherings, and annual Mardi Gras balls.

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