Valentine's Love Affair Las Vegas Tickets - Orleans Arena

LineUp

1 concert

Next, an R&B trio from Minneapolis, hit fame with '90s singles like "Too Close" & "Wifey." Known for their sultry lyrics and harmonies, they debuted with a multi-platinum album on Arista, later moved to J Records. After a split, they reunited for new music in 2018.

Jon B.

11 concerts

Born in Providence, raised in Pasadena, Jon B. is a notable R&B songwriter, producer, and artist known for blending '70s soul with hip-hop. Hits like "Someone to Love" and "They Don't Know," collaborations with Babyface and 2Pac, and platinum albums define his career.

Evelyn "Champagne" King

6 concerts

Evelyn "Champagne" King, born in Philadelphia, is known for '70s and '80s dance classics like "Shame," "I'm in Love," and "Love Come Down." Her versatile pop-R&B style, shaped with producers like T. Life and Kashif, gained her multiple awards and three gold-certified albums. Key collaborations include Morrie Brown and Leon Sylvers III. King remains impactful, performing and charting across decades.

Color Me Badd

3 concerts

American R&B group Color Me Badd, formed in Oklahoma City in 1985, known for hits like "I Wanna Sex You Up". Sold over 12M records, won numerous awards, and appeared in films and TV. Only Mark Calderon remains from the original lineup.

Heatwave

5 concerts

Formed by American serviceman siblings Johnnie & Keith Wilder in Germany, Heatwave gained fame in the disco era with hits like "Boogie Nights" & "Always and Forever." Based in the UK, they collaborated with renowned songwriter Rod Temperton. Known for fusing disco with funk, they achieved both US and UK chart success.

Malo

1 concert

San Francisco's Latin rock band Malo, formed by ex-Malibus & Naked Lunch members, hit it big with "Suavecito" in 1972. Known for blending rock, jazz, and Latin, they collaborated with producer David Rubinson and Santana's guitarist Jorge Santana.