The Chi-Lites Glendale Tickets - Desert Diamond Arena

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Persuaders

1 concert

The Intruders

1 concert

Formed in Philadelphia in 1960, soul group the Intruders played a key role in the rise of Philadelphia soul as the first act to score hits with songwriters Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. Their biggest breakthrough came in 1968 with the chart-topping hit Cowboys to Girls.

The Chi-Lites

1 concert

Formed in Chicago in 1959, The Chi-Lites are an influential R&B and soul vocal group known for their smooth harmonies and timeless sound. They achieved international prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s, landing eleven Top-10 R&B hits between 1969 and 1974.

The Spinners

3 concerts

Formed in Detroit in 1954, R&B group The Spinners defined Philadelphia Soul in the 1970s. Known for hits like I'll Be Around and The Rubberband Man, they earned six Grammy nominations and a Hollywood Walk of Fame star.

The Delfonics

3 concerts

Formed in Philadelphia by brothers William and Wilbert Hart and Randy Cain, the Delfonics pioneered the smooth Philadelphia soul sound under producer Thom Bell. Best known for hits like La La Means I Love You and Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time), the vocal trio heavily influenced hip-hop sampling and featured in Quentin Tarantino's film Jackie Brown.

The Manhattans

2 concerts

Formed in Jersey City in 1962, the R&B vocal group The Manhattans transitioned from doo-wop to smooth soul balladeers. Led by Winfred Blue Lovett, they achieved massive success with hits like Kiss and Say Goodbye and Shining Star, which won a Grammy.

MKY

1 concert

The Temprees

Memphis soul trio formed in 1970, Harold Scott, Jasper Phillips, and William Johnson hit R&B charts with "Dedicated to the One I Love" in 1972 and "I Found Love on a Disco Floor" in 1976.

Mr. Capone-E

Platinum artist Mr. Capone-E, known for West Coast gangsta rap, gained fame with hits like "Don't Get It Twisted" (feat. Twista) and "Light My Fire" (feat. Snoop Dogg).

Blue Magic

Philly soul icons Blue Magic, led by Ted "Wizard" Mills, hit fame with '70s hits like "Sideshow." Known for lush ballads and proto-disco tunes, they worked with MFSB and Norman Harris, earning chart success and gold records. Continuously active, they've collaborated across genres and adapted through decades.