Before the year closes out, Marsha Ambrosius will hit the road for a mini tour later this fall. The Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter has announced the dates for her upcoming shows at City Winery locations across the U.S. Ambrosius will launch her tour in Chicago, Illinois, where she will play a total of four shows
R&B newcomer Rhyan Douglas has released his debut single, “Last Page.” It was produced by WahWah James (Kali Uchis, TOBi), and Tarron Crayton (Jazmine Sullivan, Summer Walker). “Last Page” is an emotionally raw ballad in which Douglas processes heartache over a gentle acoustic guitar backdrop. Throughout the three-minute track, the 19-year-old showcases his vocal range
R&B mainstay Babyface began the year nominated for Best Traditional R&B Performance at the 65th Grammy Awards for “Keeps On Fallin’,” a chart-topping collaboration with Ella Mai. The single was the lead single from Girls Night Out, an album released on Capitol Records that featured collaborations with women in R&B and hip-hop. Girls Night Out
Kenyon Dixon was surprised when the nominations for the 66th Grammy Awards were announced last week. His 2023 song “Lucky” received his second career nomination, and first as a solo artist, for Best Traditional R&B Performance. “This one feels different,” Dixon exclusively tells Rated R&B days after he was nominated. Being included in the same
Tinashe has unveiled the dates for her headlining BB/ANG3L Tour. The U.S. East Coast leg sets off Jan. 31, 2024, in Atlanta, Georgia. From there, Tinashe will make stops in Tampa, Washington, D.C., New York and Boston. Tinashe is expected to announce additional tour dates at a later time. “If you don’t see your city on
Utah, a state renowned for its stunning landscapes and strong cultural influences, has cultivated a musical scene that echoes the unique blend of tradition and innovation found within its borders. From the red rock canyons to the urban centers like Salt Lake City, Utah’s musicians have drawn inspiration from the natural beauty and diverse communities
Texas, a vast and diverse state with a rich cultural tapestry, stands as a powerhouse in the realm of American music. From the borderlands of the Rio Grande to the bustling urban centers of Austin and Houston, Texas has produced a constellation of musicians who have shaped genres ranging from country and blues to rock
Tennessee, often hailed as the heartland of American music, has played an unparalleled role in shaping the country’s musical identity. From the rolling hills of Appalachia to the vibrant streets of Nashville, the state’s musicians have woven a rich tapestry that encompasses country, blues, rock ‘n’ roll, and beyond. One legendary figure, emerging from the
South Dakota, a state characterized by expansive prairies and rich Native American heritage, has fostered a musical legacy that reflects its vast landscapes and cultural diversity. From the Badlands to the Black Hills, South Dakota’s musicians have drawn inspiration from the natural beauty and historical significance of the region. One influential figure, shaped by the
South Carolina, a state steeped in history and Southern charm, has cultivated a rich musical heritage that reflects its diverse cultural influences. From the Lowcountry to the Upstate, South Carolina’s musicians have contributed to the tapestry of American music with a sound that resonates with the warmth of its landscapes and the depth of its