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• Seating: main floor or balcony
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90’s Kickback Concert

• Avant: Channeling Marvin Gaye, Luther Vandross, and R. Kelly, the self-described “new voice of modern soul” is best known for sensual, high-thread-count slow jams such as “Separated,” “Break Ya Back,” and “Makin’ Good Love.”
• H-Town: The Houston duo of Solomon “Shazam” Conner and Darryl “GI” Jackson turned stereos into saunas and scored a Soul Train Music Award for their innuendo-free breakout hit “Knockin’ Da Boots.” Their theme of sensual footwear continued with the subsequent track “Knockin’ Your Heels.”
• Case: After busting out in 1996 with “Touch Me, Tease Me” (heard on the Nutty Professor soundtrack), Grammy–nominated R&B crooner Case flooded the charts with groovy valentines such as “Missing You” and “Happily Ever After.”
• Shai: With voices as smooth, cool, and well-preserved as ice cream, the four gentlemen of Shai seduced radios in the mid-1990s in their breakout hit, “If I Ever Fall In Love.” The song grabbed the attention of numerous record labels, and Shai’s career took off with smash hits including “Baby I’m Yours” and “Comforter.”
• Adina Howard: With a voice that sounds coated in clarified butter, this provocative singer first went platinum with the carnal classic “Freak Like Me” before unveiling other wanton hits such as “Nasty Grind” and “T-Shirt and Panties.”
• Next: the Minneapolis R&B trio filled the late ’90s and 2000s with slinky smash hits such as “Butta Love,” “Too Close,” and “Wifey”