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T-Pain & More Celebrate Juneteenth at the Hollywood?Bowl
- The Grammy winner co-curated the event, whose lineup included Ledisi, Lalah Hathaway, David Banner, Tevin Campbell and LaRussell
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Mya Wears Updated Version Of Iconic UNC Jersey Dress Seen In 2000s ‘Best Of Me, Part 2’ Music Video
Mya took fans down memory lane when she performed in North Carolina over the weekend. The multitalented artist is currently on the road for the R&B Experience Music Tour, hosted by DJ AONE, which Tevin Campbell, Monica and Bobby Brown are headlining. For the North Carolina stop, the Grammy winner went the nostalgic route.
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Babyface delivers soulful performance, honors Whitney Houston in NPR Tiny Desk Concert: Watch
Babyface's NPR Tiny Desk Concert performance chronicled the singer, producer and songwriter's greatest hits, both of his own and for other superstars.
- EntertainmentRevolt
Babyface commands NPR Music's "Tiny Desk" concert series with some familiar faces and Twitter says take a bow
“Babyface’s ‘Tiny Desk’ is exactly what I needed to get my day going,” one person wrote on Twitter.
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Watch: theGrio Top 3 | What are the top 3 ’90s R&B albums?
The 1990s gave us some classic music. Listen in as hosts Jahliel Thurman and Chelsea LeMore-Monroe discuss their favorite albums […] The post Watch: theGrio Top 3 | What are the top 3 ’90s R&B albums? appeared first on TheGrio.
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JC native makes it to live rounds of 'The Voice'
Nov. 14—He's still in it. Junction City native Justin Aaron Black was set to compete Monday and Tuesday night in the live playoff rounds of NBC's "The Voice." Last week, Black, who's performing as Justin Aaron, beat out his competition by singing "Can We Talk," by Tevin Campbell and won his knockout round on the show. "The thing that really gives me peace is we're still all on the same level ...
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Babyface confirms "Can We Talk" was written specifically for Tevin Campbell
During an appearance on “The Breakfast Club,” Babyface addresses the rumor that “Can We Talk” was written for Usher.
- EntertainmentVIBE
Tevin Campbell, Monica, Bobby Brown, And More To Headline R&B Music Experience?Tour
The lineup will vary per city, so choose wisely.
- EntertainmentVIBE
Tevin Campbell Says R. Kelly Can Take Usher On In A ‘Verzuz’ Battle
Usher has expressed that no one can go toe-to-toe with him.
- EntertainmentThe Root
The Evolution of Tevin Campbell
Tevin Campbell was only 12 when he was signed to Quincy Jones’ record label and became one of the most recognizable voices of the 90's. Here’s the evolution of the child star.
- CelebrityThe Advocate
R&B Star Tevin Campbell Comes Out as Gay
“There are a lot of kids, especially young Black boys, that need to see representation,” Campbell said on a recent podcast.
