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Frankie Beverly and Maze Announce ’23-’24 ‘I Wanna Thank You’ Tour

The Tour Kicks off In New Orleans, Next Month.

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R&B music legends Frankie Beverly and Maze, will embark on a nationwide tour for 2023–2024.

The Frankie Beverly and Maze “I Wanna Thank You” Tour will start in familiar territory for the legendary band – New Orleans on Friday, November 3rd.

“We had such a great time playing at the New Orleans Jazz Fest last spring and that concert was sold out,” Mr. Beverly states. “So we decided to start our new tour in the Crescent City for those who missed us earlier this year and go from there.

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The Frankie Beverly and Maze “I Wanna Thank You” 2023-2024 Tour Dates!

11/3/23 – New Orleans, LA – University of New Orleans

11/25/23 – Hampton, VA – Hampton Coliseum

12/2/23 – Grand Prairie, TX – Texas Trust CU Theatre

12/23/23 – Atlantic City, NJ – Boardwalk Hall

1/13/24 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena

1/27/24 – Los Angeles, CA – KIA Forum

2/3/24 – Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center

2/24/24 – Washington, DC – Capitol One Arena

3/8/24 – Newark, NJ – Prudential Center

3/22/24 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena

4/13/24 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center

4/26/24 – Chicago, IL – United Center

Maze featuring Frankie Beverly arrived on the scene in 1977 with a string of hits including “Happy Feelings,” “Lady of Magic,” “While I’m Alone” and “Workin’ Together”. The soul classics continued with “Golden Time Of Day,” “Southern Girl,” “Joy and Pain,” “We Are One,” “Running Away,” “Back In Stride,” “Can’t Get Over You,” “Silky Soul” and “The Morning After”.

In 1989, they signed with Warner Bros. and released the hit album “Silky Soul,” plus “Back to Basics” in 1993, and they released the live DVD recording at London’s Hammersmith Odeon in 1994. The two albums went gold.

The essential must-have Maze albums include “Joy and Pain” (1980), “Live In New Orleans” (1981), “We Are One” (1983), “Can’t Stop The love” (1985) and “Live in Los Angeles” (1986).

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