I believe ALL revenues should learn from the DELL. Rating: 5 out of 5 Amazing by KA on 8/28/23.Had a wonderful time at the show just sorry that it took me so long to see them in person. Rating: 5 out of 5 OJAYS by Tee on 8/31/23.Rating: 5 out of 5 Awesome by Brownmist on 9/1/23.

The show was attended by ages 20-80 and all had a great time.' The O'Jays took me down memory lane and back. They performed their old-school moves and wore matching outfits, something you don't see with ‘newer’ performers.' Everyone was on their feet, dancing and singing and really enjoying the show.' They sang all of their popular songs, ending with For the Love of Money.which brought the house down. 'They sounded great and put on a really great show. 1 smash 'Love Train,' creating a legacy the band continues to honor today with their spirited performances on tour. A string of hits would follow throughout the '70s, including epochal No. Taking the stage in matching suits to perform beloved classics from their decade-spanning catalog, the debonair trio never fails to transport audiences back to the good old days of 'Love Train' and 'For the Love of Money.' Hot off the heels of their 2013 induction into the R&B Music Hall of Fame, the O'Jays will treat fans to several highly anticipated appearances in 2014.įormed in Ohio in 1958, The O'Jays experienced moderate success throughout the '60s with a string of minor hits like 'Lonely Drifter' and 'Lipstick Traces.' On the verge of calling it quits in the early '70s, the band finally got their big break after signing to Philadelphia International for their platinum-selling 1972 single 'Back Stabbers.' The song established them as a key player in the Philadelphia soul movement, a funk-infused brand of soul that pioneered many of the elements later adopted by disco.

When it comes to classy, color-coordinated, old-school soul showmanship, nobody can touch the O'Jays.

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