Venue
Yaamava' Resort & Casino at San Manuel
Venue
Venue
EN VOGUE IN CONCERT:
En Vogue have been giving audiences something they can feel since their red-hot 1990 debut album Born to Sing. Combining impressive vocal harmonies and a sassy, empowered lyrical sensibility, the R&B divas dominated '90s airwaves, becoming one of the most successful girl groups of the decade. At their 2013 concerts, the ladies stunned crowds with their pitch-perfect a cappella breakdowns, sharp choreography, and stylish stage presence, building anticipation for their 2014 tour dates.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"En Vogue sang their hearts out and even went a little over their time."
"These three ladies put on quite the show. The song selection was great! They also took time to thank the audience on more than one occasion, making me feel good about spending my hard earned money to see them."
"The concert was amazing!! The ladies were so down to earth and very entertaining... I would definitely go again..."
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Formed in the mold of the legendary girl groups of the '50s and '60s, En Vogue's throwback sound resonated with audiences, propelling their 1990 debut Born to Sing to No. 3 on the Top R&B Albums chart. 1992 follow-up Funky Divas would prove an even bigger success, earning the band a host of awards and five Grammy nominations with ubiquitous No. 1's "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" and "Giving Him Something He Can Feel." The group's sophisticated image, benefitting from several stylish videos in heavy rotation on MTV, added to their appeal, earning them more MTV Video Music Awards than any other female group in history. Despite lineup changes over the years, original members Terry Ellis and Cindy Herron remain, ensuring that En Vogue's live show remains loyal to the group's heyday.
We attended the show at Seminole Hard Rock at Tampa, Florida. These beautiful women put on a great performance that we enjoyed from beginning to end! Great vocals and interaction with the crowd! Would definitely recommend and we hope to see them perform again!
Excellent show and you can tell by my title that I’m still jamming!
All three ladies sounded great, looked great and performed astounding!!! I will definitely check out their upcoming performances.
This was the first Concert I have attended in a very long time. It was part of my Birthday Month Celebration and it was amazing 🤩. I danced in heels and sang my booty off. I haven't had that much fun alone in a long, long time, especially since I suffer from Social Anxiety and Depression.
great vocals and harmony clicked with people great show we enjoyed it will recommend them again
En Vogue puts on a captivating show! They still got the look and sound beautiful together… the show will make you feel like it’s 1992 again. With that said, their recent album, Electric Cafe, has quite a few gems, so they also performed a few songs from the recent album, which made me happy. Every fan of En Vogue should listen to this album. Songs like I’m Good are sexy and soulful. At my show at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino, they did a few different medlies of Motown hits which got everyone on their feet. Some of those songs are not easy to keep up with, but they were like Tina Turner onstage! I also had the pleasure of seeing En Vogue live at the 2023 Lovers and Friends Fest. I was in the VIP section at the front…it was a show I’ll never forget. They sounded soooooo good and you could feel the good vibes with the rest of the crowd. Everyone was engaged…. Long live En Vogue!
Show time slot was 8pm- 10:30 pm Show ended at 9:40pm
Music too loud. I’ve seen them in the past and were much better.
The band overpowered the singers and the sound was distorted 😢
I saw En Vogue in Philadelphia on August 19, 2023. I was so amazed by their beauty, poise, vocals and class. These ladies put on a dynamic performance while sampling some of the greats in music and thrilling us with their own music. No background dancers, no lip-syncing, no unnecessary body exposure just pure talent. Their harmonies were absolutely incredible.
