Fox Theatre announces Saturday Soul concert series featuring Lala Hathaway, K-Ci & JoJo, and more

BY JEWEL WICKER

Fox Theatre will cater to R&B fans with a four-part concert series featuring popular musicians such as Lala Hathaway and Stephanie Mills.

The concert venue announced that the four-part Saturday Soul Series will include themed nights beginning June 3 and ending Sept. 16.

The first show will pay tribute to Atlanta-based R&B acts such as Jagged Edge and 112.

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Here is the lineup:

All ATL Show with 112 and Jagged Edge and special guests Silk and Bobby V

June 3

A Night of Classic Soul with Stephanie Mills and Peabo Bryson with Jody Watley

Aug. 26

Battle of the Bands with K-Ci and JoJo and Dru Hill with Tony! Toni Tone! and Next

Sept. 2

A Night of Classic R&B with Lala Hathaway and Avery Sunshine with Avant and Jon B

Sept. 16

All shows will begin at 8 p.m.

Tickets for all shows start at $36 and are on sale now. Purchase tickets by visiting Foxtheatre.org.

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