• Seating: orchestra or tier 4
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Musiq Soulchild

• Where Musiq Soulchild got his start: on Philadelphia’s streets, where he beat-boxed, scatted, and sang a cappella
• His name, in his own words: “‘Musiq’ is the front man and ‘Soulchild’ is the idea behind it. It’s basically me as an artist in this generation, representing the traditions and the legacies of the past soul stars.”
• Genres he’s been influenced by: R&B, blues, soul, funk, and gospel
• 13: the number of fingers you’d need to count his Grammy nominations
• 2: the number of platinum albums he’s released
• Sunglasses: the accessory he’s rarely seen without
• His latest album: 2017’s Feel the Real, featuring the singles “Simple Things” and “Start Over”

Also Appearing

• Marsha Ambrosius: This Liverpudlian R&B singer used to be one-half of the Grammy-nominated duo know as Floetry. When she did decide to go solo, however, she met almost instant success; her first solo album Late Nights and Early Mornings debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot R&B chart.
• Lyfe Jennings: This R&B artist’s confessional tenor is matched only by his fluency in guitar, bass, and piano, a combination that’s earned the attention of collaborators Lil Wayne and Trina. Songs such as “Must Be Nice,” “S.E.X.,” and “Let’s Stay Together” are as likely to start dance parties as they are to transform your eyes into cartoon hearts.