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The iconic vocal group En Vogue will perform a live-streamed concert this Friday. It was 30 years ago when they emerged with their debut album Born To Sing which contained their number one hit “Hold On.” They would have more important moments in the ’90s with “Free Your Mind,” “My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It),” “Don’t Let Go (Love)” and “Free Your Mind.” Their journey in the ’90s as possessors of essential R&B hits, unique harmonies, beauty and an enduring stage presence made them one of the top girl groups to ever hold a microphone. They recently celebrated their 30th anniversary with a performance of “Free Your Mind” at the Billboard Music Awards. 

Cindy Herron, Terry Ellis and Rhona Bennett will perform on the Sessions Live stage and will be filmed by six cameras. The show takes place on December 11th at 6 PM PST and 9 PM ET from the Champion Site + Sound Studio featuring a 9-foot LED wall. The 45-minute set will be their first time performing since being in quarantine lockdown. 

There are tickets for the show, virtual after-party and question and answer session on sale now. The general admission tickets are $7.50 and can be purchased here. 

The group will also perform at Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve on December 31st.

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