Lisa Lisa Las Vegas Tickets - Orleans Arena

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C+C Music Factory

1 concert

C+C Music Factory, formed in 1989 in New York City by David Cole and Robert Clivillés, pioneered an infectious blend of house, hip hop, and pop. Known for hits like "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)," they earned 35 awards, including five American Music Awards. Their influential sound featured vocalists such as Freedom Williams and Martha Wash.

Lisa Lisa

4 concerts

Born and raised in Hell’s Kitchen, New York City, Puerto Rican singer Lisa Velez (Lisa Lisa) fronted Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam. Produced by Full Force, she broke out with “I Wonder If I Take You Home” and the platinum album Spanish Fly.

The Mary Jane Girls

1 concert

The Mary Jane Girls, formed in Los Angeles in 1981 by Rick James, were an R&B, soul, and funk group. Known for their glamorous image, soulful harmonies, and infectious grooves, they delivered hits like "In My House," "All Night Long," and "Candy Man." They earned a gold album with "Only Four You" and were inducted into the Rhythm & Blues Music Hall of Fame in 2019. Their sound has been sampled by numerous artists.

Exposé

1 concert

Exposé is an American girl group known for dance-pop and freestyle. Their multi-platinum debut album Exposure (1987) spawned top-ten hits like Point of No Return and Seasons Change, making them the first group with four Hot 100 top tens from a debut album.

Tag Team

Atlanta's Tag Team duo, known for the '90s hit "Whoomp! There It Is," sold over 4 million copies. Known for high-energy party rap, their work includes hits like "U Go From" and albums with massive singles.

Montell Jordan

Montell Jordan is an R&B singer-songwriter known for the breakout new jack swing hit This Is How We Do It, which topped the Hot 100 for seven weeks. A Grammy-nominated artist, he’s released seven studio albums and sold over 10 million records worldwide.

Rob Base

Harlem rapper Rob Base (Robert Ginyard) rose with DJ E-Z Rock on the 1988 multi-platinum hit It Takes Two, a hip-house touchstone. The single and album went platinum, earning Spin Single of the Year. His 1989 solo LP was The Incredible Base.

Candyman

South Central L.A. pop-rap MC Candyman (John B. Shaffer III), Ice-T’s Rhyme Syndicate affiliate; “Knockin’ Boots” hit Hot 100 Top 10; worked w/ Johnny J, DJ Quik.