Toni Braxton Tickets

Toni Braxton is an R&B musician, pianist and singer-songwriter, best recognized for her nineties chart-topping singles Unbreak My Heart and You're Making Me High. She topped Billboard 200 charts with self-titled debut album, released in 1993, and continued that kind of success into her second album called Secrets. The latter produced her trademark number-ones soon after which she brought forth her third studio album titled The Heat that spawned the world hit He Wasn't Man Enough. By 2009, she came back to where she left the music front with her song Yesterday, which appeared on number twelve on R&B charts and was also the very first single form new album Pulse. The latter was issued in May 2010 and directly jumped on to the number one spot on Billboard R&B Album charts. Braxton has also been part of reality competition Dancing With the Stars, in its seventh season, where she was partner to Alex Mazo.

Not only has she become quite popular in the R&N world, she has also won considerable critical acclaim in the shape of six Grammy Awards, nine Billboard Music Awards and seven American Music Awards. To date, the artist has sold more than sixty-six million records around the globe, and in 2011 was welcomed into Georgia Music Hall of Fame. Known for the giving the most energetic, inspiring live performances, Toni Braxton tickets create quite the havoc every time the songstress announces concerts.

Toni Braxton was really discovered while pumping gas by William E. Pettaway Jr. and has since rocked the crowds with her distinct dramatic contralto voice. Initially, she along with her four sisters, had been performing in the late eighties as The Braxtons, during which time they gained a contract with Arista Records. The sisters' first single Good Life, issued in 1990 brought them the attention of Kenneth Edmonds and Antonio Reid, despite not being particularly successful on its own. Braxton's voice stood out for its similarity to Anita Baker's so that she was recruited to record the demo of a song that was written for Baker, Love Should Have Brought You Home. Braxton later recorded the song and later her recording was released along with the duet Give You My Heart, by Edmonds and Braxton. During this time, the latter had signed with Reid and Edmond's LaFace Records, and started working on her solo debut album right away.

Toni Braxton really hit the R&B base with her debut solo offering, which brought her accolades including three Grammy Awards in the categories of Best New Artist and Best R&B Female Vocal Performance, winning the latter again in 1995. In addition she won a couple of American Music Awards in 1994 for Favorite New Contemporary Adult Artist and Favorite R&B/Soul New Artist. She won another AMA in 1995 for Favorite R&B/Soul Album. This album was certified eight-time platinum within the US, and recorded sales of more than ten million across the world.  Though Braxton's career took off from on her adult contemporary ballads and traditional R&B songs on her first two albums, her later material incorporates more dance music and hip-hop soul elements as is obvious on More Than a Woman, Pulse and The Heat. She has showcased classically trained skills on Broadway plays like Aida, Beauty and the Beast, and on the duet Time of Our Lives, which she sang with II Divo.

Braxton has released more than thirty singles over the years, the most popular among which include Another Sad Love, Breathe Again, You Mean the World, I Belong to You, I Don't Want To, Yesterday, Hit The Freeway, Make My Heart, Please, Take This Ring, Hand Tied, How Could The Angel Break Ma Heart, Just Be The Man About It, and Spanish Guitar. The artist had been missing from the music scene for quite some time and only made a comeback recently, more than ready to on the stage like always before. So don't just sit there thinking; grab your Toni Braxton tickets now before they're all hogged.