Soul, Motown & R&B Singers for Hire in Florida, United States

Terrific Show I saw Michael Jackson at The Hartford Civic Center in 1988. One of the best concerts I’ve attended! He was quite the performer. It’s been a long time since then. Recently I had the pleasure of working with Matt Walsh for a company event in Orlando. I, with two other people, were in charge of booking the entertainment for the event. We settled on a Michael Jackson impersonator. We discovered Matt on Gig Salad. We contacted him. Everything was so easy and smooth. The lines of communication were perfect and Matt was a joy to work with, not to mention his incredible talent to bring our crowd such an event and pleasure AND to their feet with his performance!!! We all had a blast. Thumbs up to Matt Walsh.

You do such a great job! My boss asked me to Book you for the next two years. We are at Wild Dunes in 2024 and 2025. I will send you the dates wen I get to the office. Thanks for bringing the party!

Women love Derryck Lawrence. And men love the women who love Derryck Lawrence. “Known As The Black Hummingbird- Nominated for a 2020 Grammy/ 2021 BMI’s Songwriters Showcase of America Artist of The Year, Best Percussionist and Song of The Years (Energy) as heard on your weather channel, along with his Band, “The Derryck Lawrence Project” also Nominated for “Most Unique Style for A Band.” Derryck Lawrence is a remarkable performer, equally comfortable performing Classic Rock, Reggae, Jazz, R&B, Motown, Top 40 along with his well-known tribute show “Motown Wonder & Friends.” This Show pays tribute to Stevie Wonder and The Man and Women of Motown & Soul, classifying his musical tribute as no other than simply outstanding

On Wed, Dec 16, 2015 at 3:02 PM, Solomon D. Bozeman wrote: Music Critiqe by news reporter in France 2015 Surrounded by eight singers (including seven women) and three musicians, the Reverend Solomon Bozeman has literally ignited the hall of the theater, which was ultra-packed Tuesday night. Charismatic and large, the Gospel Choir leader seemed to hug the audience when he opened his arms. He instantly engaged the spectators, clapping their hands in rhythm. Then he lifted his index finger to the sky, creating a unit in the room. Finally they rise up and dance, ending the first part in a sublime liveliness. The second part was equally enchanted.