DJ Cassidy Celebrates “R&B Heroes” With ‘Pass the Mic Live!’ 2024 Concert Dates

DJ Cassidy is hitting the road again.

The 42-year-old revealed plans to extend his Pass The Mic Live! Tour with new dates and locations in the new year. Set to begin in February 2024, the iteration of the traveling series hits North Carolina and Texas for the first time.

The shows are in partnership with the Black Promoter’s Collective. Each lineup focuses on highlighting R&B acts that transformed both the sound and style of the culture on a global scale, according to a press statement.

Performers include 112, 702, Adina Howard, After 7, Brownstone, Carl Thomas, Case, Christopher Williams, Donell Jones, Gina Thompson, H-Town, Jade, Jagged Edge, Jeff Redd, Montell Jordan, Mya, Shai, Shanice, Soul For Real, Sunshine Anderson, and Troop, and special guests El Debarge and Teddy Riley.

“Uniting twenty-three of my R&B heroes for two epic celebrations of love will be a dream come true,” detailed DJ Cassidy. “Their prolific songs have had a profound influence on not only the way I deejay but the way I curate the sound of celebration. I am truly honored to be sharing a stage with so many iconic singers, all whose records have shaped how we sing, dance, and party for so many years.”

“Collaborating with DJ Cassidy has truly been a highlight of my career,” added Black Promoters Collective President Shelby Joyner. “The BPC has hit a home run with Cassidy, achieving a perfect score with two sold-out shows, including one at the prestigious Radio City Music Hall. Anticipation is high for Greensboro and Houston, where we fully expect to replicate this success with two more iconic sold-out experiences.”

The two one-night-only events will take place in Greensboro, NC at the Greensboro Coliseum and in Houston at the Smart Financial Centre. Tickets for each event can be purchased by the general public starting Friday (Dec. 8).

View details for each event below.

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