Sunday Night Slow Jams LIVE! concert history

R Dub! January 20, 2013 blog, Slow Jams LIVE! 1 Comment 1,176 Views


February 2020
Jon B
Atlantic Starr
J Holiday
Amanda Perez
Frankie J

August 2016
Keith Sweat
112
Blackstreet
H-Town

June 2015
Trey Songz
August Alsina

February 2014
John Legend
Next
Mario
Somo

February 2013
K-Ci & JoJo
Bell Biv Devoe
Miguel
Ginuwine
Jagged Edge
Lloyd

February 2011
T-Pain
Ray-J
Avant
Keri Hilson
SWV
Auburn
Flo-Rida

February 2010
Chris Brown
Dru Hill
Omarion
All-4-One
Pretty Ricky
Iyaz
New Boyz

February 2009
Bell Biv Devoe
Ginuwine
Jagged Edge
Bobby Valentino
Case
Pleasure P
Amanda Perez
Slim (from 112)
Frankie J
M.C. Magic

February 2008
Babyface
Tyrese
Al B. Sure!
J Holiday
Trey Songz
H-Town
The Dream
B5

July 2007 (Summer Slow Jams – Phoenix)
Frankie J
Mint Condition
H-Town
En Vogue

February 2007
Jagged Edge
Frankie J
Joe
Omarion
112
Lloyd
Lyfe Jennings
Bobby Valentino
Brown Boy

February 2006
Keith Sweat
Ginuwine
Neyo
Ray-J
Shai
M.C. Magic
Marcos Hernandez

February 2005
Boyz II Men
Brian McKnight
Mario
Tony! Toni! Tone’!
Troop
J Roman
Soluna

February 2004
Jagged Edge
Avant
Frankie J
Jon B
Silk
Rome
Ryan Duarte

February 2003
Tyrese
112
Amanda Perez
Nu Flavor

February 2001
Next
Surface
Changing Faces
All-4-One
Profyle

February 2000
K-Ci & Jo Jo
IMX
Link

February 1999
Silk
Rome
Uncle Sam
Divine

About R Dub!

Host, producer and creator of Sunday Night Slow Jams®, R Dub! started the show when he was just 16 years old, at a tiny AM radio station in the middle of the desert. Today, Sunday Night Slow Jams is heard on over 200 radio stations in 14 countries. When he's not Slow Jammin' stateside, R Dub! can probably be found on an airplane headed to a country you haven't heard of. R Dub! is one of the few people in the world who has traveled to every single country on the planet. Read R Dub!'s full story HERE.

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