Rose Royce Long Beach Tickets - Terrace Theater - Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center

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Deniece Williams

2 concerts

Born in Gary, Indiana, soul singer Deniece Williams rose to prominence as a member of Stevie Wonder's Wonderlove before launching a successful solo career. Known for her four-octave soprano, she scored major hits like Free, Too Much, Too Little, Too Late with Johnny Mathis, and the chart-topping Let's Hear It for the Boy, later winning multiple Grammy Awards in the gospel genre.

Rose Royce

1 concert

Formed in Los Angeles, Rose Royce started as Edwin Starr's backup band before working with producer Norman Whitfield. They achieved massive success with the 1976 Car Wash soundtrack and hit singles including Car Wash and I Wanna Get Next to You.

Heatwave

4 concerts

Formed by American brothers Johnnie and Keith Wilder in Germany and the UK, Heatwave emerged as a hitmaking disco and funk group featuring songwriter Rod Temperton. Known for classic hits like Boogie Nights, Always and Forever, and The Groove Line, the cosmopolitan band released their debut album Too Hot to Handle in 1977.

Elijah Scott

15 concerts

Raised in Banning, California, country artist Elijah Scott blends Americana storytelling with bluesy grit, drawing from his grandfather's records and early struggles. The self-taught songwriter is best known for his breakout song Cigarettes, born from a moment with his mother.

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Joe Bataan

Joe Bataan, born Peter Nitollano in Spanish Harlem, is a pioneer of New York Latin soul, known for hits like "Gypsy Woman," "Salsoul," and "Rap-O, Clap-O." His fusion of Latin rhythms with soul and funk influenced early disco. Self-taught, he began with doo-wop, formed his band in 1965, and released classics on Fania Records. Despite missing mainstream fame, his works are cult favorites, and he brought rap to Europe with "Rap-O, Clap-O." Bataan's music reflects his gritty, realistic lyricism and visionary genre-blending.