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Majic After Dark: A Night of Timeless R&B

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Majic After Dark: A Night of Timeless R&B

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March 19th | Doors Open at 7:00 PM

Londzell Performing Arts Theatre 

3993 LaVista Road 

Tucker, GA

Atlanta’s lovers of live music, get ready. The stage is set, the lights are low, and the vibe is undeniably grown and sexy. Majic After Dark is bringing together three dynamic forces in R&B — the legendary Karyn White, powerhouse vocalist Algebra Blessett, and soulful crooner Shaun Milli — for an unforgettable evening at the renowned Londzell Performing Arts Theatre.

This isn’t just a concert — it’s an experience.

The Legend Returns

Few voices define late ’80s and early ’90s R&B quite like Karyn White. With chart-topping hits that became the soundtrack to a generation, her music continues to resonate with audiences who appreciate authentic soul, commanding vocals, and timeless storytelling. Seeing her live in an intimate setting offers fans the rare opportunity to connect with an icon up close — every note, every lyric, every memory.

Atlanta’s Own Soul Power

Algebra Blessett brings a richness to the stage that only true vocal mastery can deliver. Known for her emotionally layered performances and signature blend of contemporary soul and classic R&B, Algebra’s presence guarantees chills, harmonies, and heartfelt moments that linger long after the last song fades.

The New School with Classic Roots

Shaun Milli rounds out the evening with smooth vocals and undeniable stage charisma. Bridging traditional R&B textures with a modern twist, his performance promises to captivate both longtime soul lovers and a new generation of fans.

Live Music. Real Musicians. Real Energy.

Backing these phenomenal artists is an incredible house band, delivering the full-bodied sound that only live instrumentation can provide. No shortcuts. No tracks. Just raw talent, tight grooves, and pure musical chemistry.

More Than a Show — It’s a Vibe

On March 19th, when the doors open at 7:00 PM, expect an atmosphere filled with elegance, nostalgia, and undeniable soul. Majic After Dark is curated for those who appreciate sophisticated entertainment — an evening where style meets substance, where couples lean closer, and where every song feels personal.

Whether you’re reliving memories or creating new ones, this is your invitation to be in the room where the magic happens.

Secure your seats now — and let’s make it a night to remember.

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