DIANA ROSS IN CONCERT:

As Billboard’s “Female Entertainer of the Century,” Diana Ross holds an unrivaled place among R&B’s rich history of legendary divas. From her time leading the Supremes to her extraordinary solo career, Ross’s supple voice, striking looks, and effortless style have made her a timeless icon, as charismatic today as she was in the ’60s. Featuring her greatest hits, Motown-inspired backup singers, and all the costume changes you’d expect from a diva’s diva, Ross’s 2013 shows stunned, setting expectations sky high for her 2014 tour dates.

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Born and raised in Detroit, Ross rose to international superstardom in the ’60s as leader of the Supremes, the group that became Motown Records’  golden goose with an unprecedented ten No. 1 hits between the years 1964-1967. After fulfilling her contract with the group, Ross released her self-titled solo debut in 1970, earning her first Grammy nomination with soul classic “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.” Following the success of her first solo TV special Diana!, Ross once again topped the charts with 1973’s “Touch Me in the Morning,” going on to release a hugely successful duet album with Marvin Gaye later that year. In addition to her chart success, Ross established herself as a skilled actor with acclaimed appearances in classic ’70s films including Mahogany and The Wiz. Over a career that spans more than half a century, Ross has released 27 Top 40 singles, earning a Guinness World Record as the most successful female artist of all time.

FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:

“Diana is still the beautiful diva she’s always been and stuns in her many sparkling costumes, singing all of the many, many favorites that have made her loved by so many.”

“Her voice was wonderful. She was so professional and knew how to work a crowd. Great selection of songs. And her costume changes were fantastic.”

“Still a Diva, glamorous, elegant, classy… It was a wonderful show. The crowd in New Orleans adored her, were on their feet almost the entire time, singing along and dancing to her hits — all well-delivered.”