Ginuwine is 'So Anxious' for Delaware concert 2024 that's on sale. Deion Sanders is a fan
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R&B lovers will travel back to a simpler time when button-up shirts were purposely left unbuttoned, and baggy jeans ruled with a denim fist.
Welcome to the '90s, the era that birthed legendary singer Ginuwine.
Deion Sanders is a fan of the iconic R&B singer, who will headline Bally's Dover Casino Resort on Feb. 24, 2024. Tickets are on sale now.
Here's what you need to know about Ginuwine, and how to buy tickets.
How much are Ginuwine concert tickets?
Tix for the Dover show is between $60 to $135. (See below for more details.)
Who is Ginuwine?
Elgin Baylor Lumpkin, better known as "Ginuwine," was born in Washington, D.C. He's dropped many big tunes like "So Anxious," "Differences" and "In Those Jeans." Ginuwine is most famous for his 1996 single "Pony," a risqué song that isn't about zoology.
Decades later, "Pony" is still popular today. The song has lived on as part of the soundtrack for the stripper dramedy "Magic Mike XXL." Superstar Rihanna sampled "Pony" in her tune "Jump."
Ginuwine's hit single propelled his debut album "Ginuwine... the Bachelor" to reach double platinum status.
The singer has famously collaborated with Missy Elliot and Timberland, plus he's part of the supergroup TGT featuring fellow singers Tyrese, Ginuwine and Tank.
TGT confirms new album, excites Deion Sanders
Ten years after TGT released their one and only album, "Three Kings," Ginuwine announced in an Instagram post on Oct. 21 that the group is planning a new project.
The IG post complements a video he uploaded that shows him and his TGT brothers getting excited about making new music.
Ginuwine declared in the post that TGT's project is already the "best RnB album EVER!!!!!" In the same post, Tyrese commented: "THE THREE KINGS ARE BACK!!!!!!!!!!"
Fans were ecstatic about the group's announcement, including University of Colorado football coach Deion Sanders.
"Wow! Awesome," Coach Prime wrote. "Now give ‘em they theme music," a fan added.
Ginuwine falls off stage, becomes a meme
The internet turned the "Pony" singer into a meme after he slipped off stage at the Lovers & Friends festival in Las Vegas, Nevada in May.
The tumble occurred after Ginuwine decided to leap from the stage to a lower level. But it didn't work. Before spiraling down to the ground, he almost pulled his ASL interpreter down with him. The interpreter managed to avoid the singer's fate.
Ginuwine reacted to his epic spill with a video where he laughed at himself, crooning gospel singer Donnie McClurkin's popular tune "We Fall Down."
Ginuwine performs at Bally's Dover Casino Resort (1131 N. Dupont Highway, Dover) at 8 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 24, 2024. Tickets are $60 to $135. Visit casinos.ballys.com/dover or (302) 674-4600.
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