In celebration of En Vogue’s 30th anniversary, The Groove (Ch. 50) is hosting a virtual Town Hall exclusively on SiriusXM with Rhona Bennett, Cindy Herron-Braggs, and Terry Ellis on Thursday, August 27th at 4 pm ET.
30 years ago, En Vogue proved that not only could they sing, but they also had plenty to say, weighing in on stereotyping, racism, and sexism, while also standing up for love and peace. Beauty, brains, talent, and style — not just sex appeal — defined them, and it was an unbeatable combination. To honour the group’s 30th anniversary, Rhino/WMG has released an expanded and remastered digital version of a 21-track collection featuring a selection of rare mixes, many of which are only now available digitally. In celebration
“We love what we do,” Cindy Herron-Braggs said of the group’s secret to success. “We’re blessed to have a fan base that wants to come out and see us perform; they’ve been there from the beginning.”
Thirty years and counting, those harmonies are still holding on, with En Vogue always in the groove! For those who can’t join the August 27th Town Hall or want to relive the magic, hear it when it airs on The Groove over Labor Day weekend.
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