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About Ladies Night R&B Super Jam
For years, Ladies Night R&B Super Jam has lit up Valentine's Day season with smooth soul from some of R&B's biggest stars. The 2019 installment at Barclays Center will be headlined by legendary singer-songwriter Brian McKnight and First Lady of Bad Boy Records Faith Evans.
McKnight, who has been nominated for 16 Grammy Awards, is known for his buttery voice, which made singles like the lovelorn "Back at One" and the Vanessa Williams duet "Love Is" radio staples. His latest album, 2017's Genesis, updates his sound but keeps his commitment to solid songwriting intact.
Evans was a gold-selling R&B star from her debut. Her vocal turn on Puff Daddy's "I'll Be Missing You" — the 1997 elegy for her late husband The Notorious B.I.G. — made her a pop-radio staple. Her most recent album, The King & I, reconnects her with Biggie on songs produced by Evans and longtime Bad Boy collaborator Stevie J.
Atlanta's Jagged Edge ("Where the Party At," "Walked Outta Heaven"), Indianapolis' After 7 ("Can't Stop," "Heat of the Moment"), and Atlanta's Silk ("Freak Me," "I Can Go Deep") will bring the throwback heat with their vocal harmonies and seductive lyrics. Reggae duo Chaka Demus & Pliers will heat up the cold February night with reggae tracks like the worldwide smash "Murder She Wrote."
Philadelphia-based soul explorer Musiq Soulchild will perform forward-thinking tracks like his 2002 smash "Halfcrazy" and songs from his horizon-minded 2017 double album Feel the Real. One-time teen sensation Mario will show off his grown-up side, which he flaunted on his 2017 album Dancing Shadows.
Tough-talking ladies K. Michelle ("Can't Raise a Man," "V.S.O.P."), Marsha Ambrosius ("Hope She Cheats on You [With a Basketball Player]," "Cold War"), and Lil' Kim ("How Many Licks," "Magic Stick") will be on hand to hold it down for any audience members who, while in the mood to celebrate love, are also more than happy to claim their status as strong women in song.
This was one of the worst concerts that I ever attended. The stage crew didn't seem to know what they were doing. The breaks between proformances was too long. The sound equipment had issues. I don't know what D.J. Cassidy was doing, the crowd wasn't into him. I did not enjoy my night!!
Overall the show was good. I just didn't like the fact that Faith Evans didn't do a good job, everyone else was great.
First, Silk was amazing! I really enjoyed them. Tuned out Kenny Lattimore and Brian McKnight as I am not a fan. Loved The Lox they had me on my feet!!! Although the band was way too loud and the sound quality was poor, Faith Evans still delivered. The sound was not good for Faith and Jodeci.
The performers were great but the show was long due to the extended amount of time for stage crews change sets. Also there seems to be technical difficulties that were not able to be resolved when Faith Evans took the stage. Mor then half the audience we're leaving early.
The sound system was horrible---ruined the show for the performers and the audience. It is sad when Faith Evans has to apologize for the unprofessional sound set up and say to the audience "you all know I sing better than this".
The performers came to do their best. However a few had stage sounds issues. But it’s was good but not the best. I enjoyed Brian McKnight, Robin did his thing . Overall it could have been better when it came to the sound. I had great seats (lower) but next year will be better.
It was a great experience to see all the talented performers in the same venue however I personally think sounds are everything there was a muffled delivery the vocals wasn’t coming to me clearly and that caused a problem for me
Really good show with great artists. Show ended fairly late & the food lines were long, bit the show itself was great. Loved seeing Kenny Lattimore, Robin Thicke, Faith Evans, Silk, Brian McKnight, & Jodeci.
Sound system was not good, music did not hype the crowd, to much smoking inside, prices for items to expensive. Did not like the fact me have to walk up the steps to leave the building
The acoustics was horrible. It greatly impacted the quality of the performances.
