Fantasia delivers a magical Christmas performance at Highline Ballroom in NYC
Fantasia gives a Christmas show to remember. “I know y’all are used to me taking my shoes off and getting ugly with it, but there
December 13, 2017
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Fantasia gives a Christmas show to remember. “I know y’all are used to me taking my shoes off and getting ugly with it, but there
[jwplatform fsMSylpY] Luke James recently lit up New York’s Highline Ballroom stage in front of a backdrop of a glowing moon that set the nighttime
[jwplatform XQvAcznv] The beautiful Syleena Johnson visited the Highline Ballroom in New York Friday night to grace her fans with her powerhouse vocals. Her performance
Luke James headlined the Highline Ballroom in New York for the second time Wednesday night and treated the amped-up crowd to a fantastic performance of
[jwplatform F6uEl9C7] After singer-songwriter Luke James hit the stage for the second time as a headliner at Highline Ballroom in New York, he let rolling
[jwplatform gRopAKMy] Syleena Johnson is one of the finest R&B voices to emerge during the past decade. After her live acoustic album release, Chapter V: Underrated,
[jwplatform r1Zo4O5o] Goapele headlines at Highline Ballroom The jazz, soul, and hip-hop, and poetic singer and songwriter Goapele hit the stage at Highline Ballroom on Friday, July 9.
Philadelphia native Bilal headlined his in Another Life album release event at the Highline Ballroom, produced by Jill Newman Productions, in New York, New York on
The Highline Ballroom in NYC was the place to be for the 2014 NFL Draft, with a performance from Meek Mill and his special guest, Yo Gotti
With Meek Mill taking center stage, the Highline Ballroom was buzzing–both from the excitement of the 2014 NFL Draft and from the Ciroc that flowed in abundance throughout the night. With NFL stars like Victor Cruz, Mario Manningham, Antrel Rolle, David Wilson, and Lesean Mccoy in attendance; as well as the No. 1 draft pick and new Houston Texan Jadeveon Clowney, the party got started early and didn’t end until very late.
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the ‘A’ w/Souleo If I were born in the civil rights-Black Power generation then perhaps after 26 years of gravity
