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The O'Jays with The Chi-Lites, Commodores, and more

Dec 5, 2025 at 7:00 PM  ·  Toyota Arena, Ontario, CA Toyota Arena, Ontario, CA

The O'Jays
Dec 5
The O'Jays
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Formed in Canton, Ohio, The O’Jays are fronted by original lead singers Eddie Levert and Walter Williams. Signed to Philadelphia International in 1972, they scored #1 hits like “Backstabbers” and “Love Train,” earning 10 Gold and 9 Platinum albums.
Chicago R&B and soul vocal group formed in 1959 at Hyde Park High School. Known for smooth harmonies and heartfelt songwriting. Scored 11 Top-10 R&B hits (1969–1974) and 20+ Billboard Hot 100 entries, charting internationally.
Formed by Tuskegee Institute alumni in Alabama, the Motown R&B/southern funk band Commodores scored seven Billboard No. 1 hits, including Just to Be Close to You, Easy, Brickhouse and Nightshift, which won their only Grammy.
Formed in Detroit in 1954, The Spinners helped define Philadelphia soul. Signed to Atlantic in 1972 and teamed with producer Thom Bell. Known for hits like I’ll Be Around, Could It Be I’m Falling in Love, Then Came You and The Rubberband Man.
North Philadelphia sibling vocal group Sister Sledge broke through in the disco era with 1979’s We Are Family and the anthemic title track, a platinum, chart-topping, Grammy-nominated hit. Known for dancefloor classics like He’s the Greatest Dancer and Lost in Music.

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Toyota Arena Toyota Arena Multi-purpose Arena Capacity: 11,089

About Toyota Arena

Toyota Arena is a 11,089-capacity multi-purpose arena in Ontario, California, opened in 2008 as the largest and most modern venue in the Inland Empire. This prominent Southern California facility hosts a diverse array of events, from major touring concerts and family shows to professional sports like hockey and basketball, offering a dynamic entertainment experience with amenities including luxury suites and a continuous concourse.

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