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The Spinners with The Intruders, The Chi-Lites, and more

Aug 2, 2025  ·  Toyota Arena, Ontario, CA Toyota Arena, Ontario, CA

The Spinners
Aug 2
The Spinners
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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.
Norfolk, Virginia soul and gospel singer Eddie Holman is best known for 1969 classic Hey There Lonely Girl, which hit No. 4 R&B and No. 2 pop in 1970. A former child star, he later became Rev. Eddie Holman, a Baptist minister.
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.
The Stylistics are a Philadelphia soul group formed in 1968. Produced by Thom Bell, they scored 12 consecutive 1970s U.S. R&B top 10 hits, including Betcha by Golly, Wow and You Make Me Feel Brand New.
Los Angeles group Rose Royce formed by Kenny Copeland and Henry Garner, first backing Edwin Starr. With producer Norman Whitfield, they broke nationally via the 1976 Car Wash soundtrack, scoring R&B hits "Car Wash" (also pop #1) and "I Wanna Get Next to You."
Disco-era funk/dance group Heatwave formed by brothers Johnnie and Keith Wilder, based in Germany then London. Signed to GTO, they scored hits like "Boogie Nights," "Always and Forever" and "The Groove Line," with albums Too Hot to Handle and Central Heating.
Philadelphia soul group formed in Philadelphia in 1960. First hitmakers with producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. Broke through with Cowboys to Girls (R&B #1, pop #6). Also known for (We'll Be) United and I'll Always Love My Mama; disbanded 1975.
LA band TIERRA is in a Los Angeles Superior Court dispute over ownership/IP rights (Case 21STCV25207). Promoters/labels should do due diligence: Tierralitigation.com
NJ's R&B trio, the Moments, excelled in the 70s with hits like "Love on a Two-Way Street." Became Ray, Goodman & Brown in '78, continued success with "Special Lady." Known for smooth harmonies.

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

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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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