Live music unites people from all walks of life, unlike silence, which only unites librarians and people who crack safes. Bond over shared sound waves with today’s deal to see Boyz II Men, presented by 100 Black Men of Charlotte, at the Knight Theater at Levine Center for the Arts on Friday, November 4, at 8 p.m. Choose from the following options:

• For $32, you get one ticket for a seat in the mezzanine section, rows E–N (up to a $65 value).
• For $35, you get one ticket for a seat in the upper-orchestra section, rows O–V (up to a $75 value).
• For $42, you get one ticket for a seat in the grand tier section, rows B–D (up to an $85 value).
• For $49, you get one ticket for a seat in the lower orchestra section, rows J–N (up to a $100 value).<p>

Four-time Grammy winners Boyz II Men celebrate 20 years of success during a riveting show stacked with soul and fueled with the signature Motown-Philly sound. With more than 60 million records sold, Boyz II Men’s penchant for heart-tugging ballads and barbershop-quartet-shaming harmonies has made it one the most successful groups in R&B history. From the new-jack-swing era of Cooleyhighharmony, when Boyz were boys, through its current post-adolescent druthers for infusing Motown classics with polyphonic manhood, the members of Boyz II Men persevere by squeezing emotion out of their hearts like human toothpaste tubes filled with soul. On stage, the group dives into a bottomless trough of classics from its champion career, which includes combustible anthems such as “I’ll Make Love to You” and the seminal song “End of the Road,” which is mostly heard blaring from police megaphones during high-speed car chases.