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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.
I've been to a ladies night concert but this one was horrible! The equipment wasnt working . I left before the concert ended because I couldn't take the unorganized event. Waste of my 200 dollars .
I took my girl to the concert and is was cool. She had a blast and sang her heart out lol
Had a good time, but the camera's blocked the monitors so it was hard to watch the big screen. The sound effected the show big time. Even Artist performing complained. I've been to better venues. Regards, Marcus Seignious
Performances were great. Bobby Brown did not disappoint. DJ Mr Cee was award worthy. Made us miss him being on the radio. He really did it Brooklyn style. Best Dj performance ever! If I could change anything though, it would be how long the show ran. Other than that, pure perfection.
The Barcley needed a better system of entering the building. Once in the venue was amazing.
The sound, music, engineering was horrible...only good thing about the show was the DJ he rocked it during intermission
Wonderful perfomances from each singer, and group singers... loved seeing BBD and Bobby Brown singing their classic hits like "Poison", & "Roni" The DJ was an outstanding DJ, what killed it a bit was the people who had to reset everything for each singer and wasted a bit of time.
The sound was horrible and xscape was advertised but xscap3 performed smh
Starting almost an hour late is crazy. Sound system needs upgrading or a better engineer cause it’s ridiculous that almost every act had sound issues. We paid more than enough money to see a great show.
The sound was horrible!!!!!!! So unorganized. I think the artist should’ve done mic check prior to the show. The best part of the show was the intermissions.
The show was awesome. The only thing i didnt like was standing in snow untl 7.long time to get in to my seat. Other then that the show was to die for.
Sound system was horrible.. concert started an hour late...dj mister cee was the best part of the show
ENJOYED THIS CONCERT!!!! Everyone was great. Besides a lil electrical glitch it was the bomb.
I've been to so many concerts but have never experienced what I experienced at this event. The sound system from beginning to end was awful. How can the music just totally shut of when BBD gets up and perform. And with the sound system acting the way it did, this caused a huge delay during and in between the acts. Never again.
Sound system was horrible...concert started an hour late..show wasn’t over til almost 2am because they had too much time in between the performances
Ok so last night I attended Ladies Night R & B Superfest. Upon entry of the building was horrible! Long, long lines only 1 hour before the concert. Then once we got inside the building another set of really long lines to go through the Metal Detectors. Even after those two long sets of lines, you have a long line struggle to get to the doors of the concert venue. It was horrible!!! So I didn't reach my seat until 8:05, the show was supposed to start at 8pm. I promise you that show didn't start until almost 9 o'clock. Once the show started, the sound kept going out! It went out on Tank, BBD, it all around sucked!!! The sound system in Barclays sucks!! The venue was sold out but Barclays sure didn't use that money on the sound. They were doing sound checks throughout the entire night. Sound checks should've been from early in the day, and they should've perfected that sound prior to the performances!!! I feel that my Legendary R&B groups were disrespected by the sound quality. The performances were great...too bad we could barely hear the performers. I will never attend a concert at Barclays again.
Sound issues really disrupted the enjoyment. There didn’t seem to be any organization of transitioning between each set. Otherwise I enjoyed the event.
Small mishaps here and there with sound quality but overall a good show ...Funk Master Flex kept the crowd lit !
The show started an hour late. The production was terrible. The music kept messing up. They lost sound so many times during the show,
