The Deal

• $21 for one general admission ticket to see Gyptian on Saturday, December 26, at 10 p.m. (up to $35.29 value)
• $30 for one general admission ticket to NYE 2016 featuring Tink and DJ Sean Mac (up to $53.75 value)
• $12 for one general admission ticket to see Foxy Brown on Sunday, January 17, at 10 p.m. (up to $24.74 value)
• $15 for one general admission ticket to see Goapele on Saturday, January 23, at 8 p.m. (up to $30.01 value)
• $32 for one general admission ticket to see Ginuwine on Saturday, January 30, at 11 p.m. (up to $45.84 value)

Concert Options

• Gyptian: This Kingston native broke onto the scene in 2005 with the heartfelt plea “Serious Times.” Today, buoyed by his 2010 breakout hit “Hold Yuh,” he continues to incorporate R&B and hip-hop influences into his reggae.
• NYE 2016 featuring Tink and DJ Sean Mac: Ring in the new year with the pulsating beats of DJ Sean Mac and the soulful voice of Tink, whose 2014 mixtape, Winter’s Diary 2: Forever Yours, was featured as a top 10 R&B album in both Rolling Stone and Billboard magazines. The party will go until 4 a.m. and feature a complimentary buffet and a champagne toast at midnight.
• Foxy Brown: When Foxy Brown burst onto the rap scene in the mid-‘90s as a featured artist in collaborations with L.L. Cool J and Toni Braxton, she brought an aggressive rhyming style, undeniable swagger, and unabashed raunchiness rarely associated with female rappers—then still something of a rarity. Her debut solo album, 1996’s Ill Na Na, along with further collaborations with Nas and Jay-Z, solidified her place in the hip-hop firmament.
• Ginuwine: with a voice as soft and smooth as a waxed mink, this singer/actor/writer/dancer exploded onto the scene with the Timbaland-produced jam “Pony” in 1996, then reigned over the charts with “Differences” and “What Could Have Been”; lately, “Pony” was featured in Magic Mike and Ginuwine became the “G” of TGT—the new soul supergroup with Tyrese and Tank.