Next Baltimore Tickets - Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena

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Ginuwine

9 concerts

Washington, D.C.-born R&B singer Ginuwine (Elgin Baylor Lumpkin) rose in the ’90s with Timbaland, scoring a No. 1 R&B hit with “Pony” and a double-platinum debut, Ginuwine...The Bachelor. Later hits include “So Anxious” and “Differences.”

6 concerts

Minneapolis contemporary R&B trio formed as Strate4ward in 1992. Signed to Clive Davis’ Arista, they scored four Billboard Hot 100 Top 20 hits, led by No. 1 “Too Close” and “Wifey.” Their debut Rated Next went multi-platinum.

Shai

1 concert

Shai is a four-man urban contemporary vocal group. Their 1992 debut album ...If I Ever Fall in Love and its number one title track topped the R&B and pop charts, and they have remained a presence on the R&B charts.

Lloyd

3 concerts

Multi-platinum R&B singer-songwriter Lloyd returned from a 5-year hiatus with 2016’s Tru EP and RIAA Platinum title track. His 2007 gold album Street Love debuted No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with hits “You” and “Get It Shawty.”

Bobby V.

1 concert

Mississippi-born, Atlanta-raised R&B crooner Bobby V (aka Bobby Valentino); broke with Mista (“Blackberry Molasses”), DTP/Def Jam’s “Slow Down,” Top R&B albums; worked with Ludacris, Lil Wayne.

Sammie

1 concert

Florida-born contemporary R&B singer Sammie broke out in 1999 with Dallas Austin-produced hit "I Like It" (Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop #8). His album From the Bottom to the Top followed, later returning with Indigo (2015) and Coming of Age (2017).

Pleasure P

3 concerts

Miami, Florida-born R&B singer Pleasure P (Marcus Ramone Cooper) rose with Pretty Ricky on gold Bluestars (2005), featuring hits “Grind with Me” and “Your Body.” He went solo in 2007, scoring a hit with “Did You Wrong” and the 2009 album The Introduction of Marcus Cooper.

J. Holiday

1 concert

D.C.-based R&B singer J. Holiday (Nahum Grymes); Capitol/“Darkchild” Jerkins. Hits “Bed” & “Suffocate” (co-w/ The-Dream), R&B chart-toppers.

Hi-Five

Hi-Five, born in Waco, TX, is known for their smooth R&B style. They debuted on Jive in 1990 with hits like “I Like the Way (The Kissing Game),” reaching #1 on pop and R&B charts. Original members Marcus Sanders and Shannon Gill still enjoy success, with Treston Irby releasing music under Bronx Most Wanted. Faruq Evans and Billy Covington round out the group.

Case

New York R&B singer Case; rose in the ’90s (backed Usher). Def Jam artist behind Case, Personal Conversation, Open Letter; worked with Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Tim & Bob.