Grammy nominated acts Bilal and Foreign Exchange to show Atlanta some “Love” before Valentines Day
ATLANTA- Grammy nominees, Bilal and Foreign Exchange headline a pre-Valentine show titled “Hey Love” at Center Stage on Friday, February 12th in Atlanta, Georgia. Both Bilal and Foreign Exchange have been nominated for a Grammy in the Best Urban/Alternative Performance category. Also performing will be Jesse Boykins III who is touring with his band, The Beauty Created.
The show is being put on by promoters Shameless Plug who put on October’s official Goodie Mob reunion.The Goodie Mob reunion attracted more than 5,000 concert goers in the pouring rain at the Masquerade Music Park in September 2009.
Tickets can be purchased at Ticketmaster.com
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