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SOUL & R&B EXPLOSION – 5 Decades. One Night. The Urban Party Project

SOUL & R&B EXPLOSION – 5 Decades. One Night. The Urban Party Project

Organised by The Wharf
Friday 2 April 2027, 8:30pm
The Wharf , Tavistock
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SOUL & R&B EXPLOSION is a full-scale live concert experience celebrating the music that shaped generations. From the golden era of Motown to 70s funk, 80s groove, 90s R&B and modern soul anthems, this high-energy 9-piece show delivers five decades of iconic music in one unforgettable night.

Created by seasoned musician and bandleader Daryl Warren, the vision was simple: capture the electricity of classic big-band soul shows and reimagine them for a modern audience.

The result is a powerhouse live production driven by a tight rhythm section, standout lead vocals, and a signature three-piece horn line that brings the unmistakable punch and swagger of a golden-era soul revue. This isn’t a standard covers gig.

It’s a carefully crafted journey through the songs that defined dancefloors across generations. Expect seamless medleys, unexpected transitions, and back-to-back classics from artists such as Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, and 90s R&B favourites that still pack out floors today.

Each set is designed to build momentum, taking audiences from smooth, soulful grooves to full-throttle, hands-in-the-air anthems. The show blends authenticity with modern energy, recreating the spirit of legendary live soul performances while delivering a contemporary punch.

Whether you grew up with vinyl, cassettes, CDs or playlists, SOUL & R&B EXPLOSION brings the soundtrack of your life back to the stage — bigger, louder and more electrifying than ever.

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