En Vogue

En Vogue is an American female R&B vocal group hailing from Oakland, California that has been active since 1989. Regarded today as one of the most prominent R&B groups in the world, it has gained many an R&B fan, even going so far as being a mainstream crossover hit. Often marrying R&B with funk and soul music, they have released a number of albums through various record labels including Atlantic Records, 33^rd Street Records, EastWest Records, Rufftown Entertainment Group and Discretion Ent. With cheap En Vogue tickets those fond of R&B can catch this group live.
 
En Vogue is home today to three members, Terry Ellis, Rhona Bennett and Cindy Heron. It was formed by Thomas McElroy and Denzil Foster, two music producers. It has made a number of records in music, foremost amongst them being the female group with the largest number of MTV Video Music Awards in the history of these awards. It has also won several other awards, including Soul Train Awards, Grammy Award nominations and American Music Awards. They are ranked as one of the most successful groups of all time by Billboard magazine and one of the most popular of all time, particularly during the nineties. Their songs have spent a total of two thousand eight hundred weeks on the Billboard charts.
 
Founded in 1989, En Vogue began climbing to the top of R&B music. Started originally as a trio, they ended up being a quartet. Their first album, Born to Sing, was released in 1989 and debuted third on the Billboard R&B Albums chart as well as near the top of the Billboard 200 chart. The album’s first single ranked first on the Billboard R&B Singles chart and the Hot Dance Music Club Play charts. It also ranked second on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. Aside from being a massive hit in the US, it also became a sensation in the UK where it ranked fifth on the UK Singles chart. It also gained massive popularity all over Europe.
 
En Vogue’s debut album saw two more singles, both of them ranking number one on the Billboard R&B charts. The fourth single, “Don’t Go”, also ranked third on the Billboard R&B charts. The group’s debut was soon certified platinum and earned several awards including a Grammy Award nomination, a Soul Train Award and a Billboard Music Award for the R&B Single of the Year; three awards to one song. Their second album, Funky Divas, ranked eighth on the Billboard 200 and first on the Billboard R&B charts. It was certified multi-platinum after selling millions of copies. Its singles also ranked first on the R&B charts.
 
En Vogue released an EP followed by their third album, EV3 which ranked eighth on the Billboard 200 and R&B charts. Its song “Whatever” ranked first on the charts and was certified gold. Like all of its previous albums, it was certified platinum. Two more albums were released and several years after, the new millennium was spent with members working on solo projects and leaving the band. A new single was released in 2011, marking the return of the group, amidst much anticipation, including several live shows seen by many through cheap En Vogue tickets. In short, this is a band that has sold millions of albums and won seven MTV Video Music Awards, four Soul Train Awards, six American Music Awards and seven Grammy Award nominations.