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Mar 2, 2024  ·  Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts, Greensboro, NC Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts, Greensboro, NC

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Born in Miami, Pleasure P rose to fame with Pretty Ricky, delivering hits like "Grind with Me." He went solo, producing tracks like "Did You Wrong," and later rejoined Pretty Ricky. Known for VH1's Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.
Washington D.C.-born R&B star Ginuwine soared in the '90s with hits like "Pony." Collaborated with Timbaland, he became famous for a seductive style, securing a wide fanbase and multiple platinum albums. Known for powerful covers of Prince and MJ, he also made strides in acting and film.
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.
Hi-Five, an R&B group from Waco, TX, known for hits like "I Like the Way (The Kissing Game)," which hit #1 on pop & R&B charts. Active from 1990, they've stayed relevant in the genre and are featured on Bronx Most Wanted label.
H-Town emerged in 1993 with the hit "Knocking' da Boots." Known for their soul-inspired style, they scored platinum and gold albums. Despite tragedy affecting the group, they remain active, collaborating with artists like Jodeci and Pretty Ricky.
Case, an NYC native and '90s R&B singer, began backing for stars like Usher, debuted on Def Jam in 1996, and worked with top producers like Jimmy Jam. Known for hits inspired by Stevie Wonder and personal songs. Founded Indigo Blue in 2004.

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