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Although the 21st night of September has passed this year, Earth, Wind and Fire will keep boogie-ing on in late 2022 and early 2023.
From Dec. 10 through May 6, the legendary R&B group that brought the world mega-hits like “Let’s Groove,” “Shining Star,” “Fantasy,” and so many more will play eight shows all over North America.
And if this electric concert footage from a recent gig in Mexico City is any indication, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees haven’t lost a step since their ’70s and ’80s heyday.
So, if you want to enter a “Boogie Wonderland” and get down with the long-running group, here’s everything you need to know.
Earth, Wind and Fire 2022-23 schedule
A complete calendar featuring all of Earth, Wind and Fire’s tour dates, venues, show start times and links to buy tickets can be found here.
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Okeechobee Music Festival
On March 2-5, Earth, Wind and Fire will drop into Okeechobee, Florida’s Sunshine Grove, to headline the annual Okeechobee Music Festival.
They’ll be joined by EDM superstar Odesza, Grammy-winning rapper Baby Keem, hip-hop icon Big Boi, indie mainstays Local Natives, reggae royalty Dirty Heads and many more.
Tickets for the four-day extravaganza can still be scooped up here.
Earth, Wind and Fire new music
In 2021, Verdine White and co. turned heads with their chart-topping single “You Want My Love” with Lucky Daye.
The track reached Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart top 10 for the first time in 28 years.
Their simple, no-frills video for the catchy three-minute bop can be seen below.
R&B groups on tour in 2023
Just because you might not get to see Earth, Wind and Fire in 2022-23 since they’re playing so few gigs doesn’t mean some truly great R&B acts won’t be coming to a city near you.
Here are just five of our favorite R&B acts you won’t want to miss live in 2023.
• Lizzo
• Usher
