Maze Honoring Frankie Beverly Hits the Stage at Hampton Jazz Festival

The iconic group “Maze Honoring Frankie Beverly: The Legacy Band”, the final group that the late Frankie Beverly lead before he passed, will be back on stage after the late singer’s death. They will perform at the Hampton Jazz & Music Festival on Saturday, June 28th at the Hampton Coliseum.

This historic return to the stage will be a moment of gleeful celebration. The band will honor the legacy of Frankie Beverly by continuing to allow the music to live on through this dynamic group of musicians with lead singer Tony Lindsay. 

This performance promises to encapsulate the essence of Maze. They are recognized for hits like “Before I Let Go,” “Joy and Pain,” and “Happy Feelin’s.” In the words of Lindsay, “There will never be another Frankie Beverly.

There never can be and never will be. I do give my vow to the fans though, that I’m going to give it everything I’ve got. This is to ensure they have a great time in a way that cherishes the legacy of Frankie. Bring out your all white and let’s have fun!”

Hampton Jazz & Music Festival has brought the best of jazz, pop, blues, soul, and R&B for 50 years. Each year the event is more exciting than the last. The event is brought to you in partnership by Hampton University, the City of Hampton and the Santangelo Group, Inc. Other performers during the weekend include Anthony Hamilton, Lucky Daye, PJ Morton, Lalah Hathaway, Keith Sweat, SWV, Pattie LaBelle, Gladys Knight, Stephanie Mills and more!   

Tickets for Hampton Jazz & Music Festival can be purchased at hamptonjazzandmusicfestival.com

About ‘Maze Honoring Frankie Beverly: The Legacy Band’

Maze Honoring Frankie Beverly: The Legacy Band is the band sanctioned by Frankie Beverly. He supported the band as he transitioned towards his retirement from an amazing and remarkable career in the music industry.

The band consists of eight (8) talented musicians and a new lead singer. They debuted on August 11, 2024 at the annual San Jose Summer Festival in San Jose, CA. This event included Frankie’s blessings and a special appearance by Frankie Beverly. He sang the last three songs collectively as a unit to close out the festival.

About Hampton Jazz and Music Festival

The City of Hampton and Hampton University have partnered to present Hampton Jazz & Music Festival every year since Hampton Coliseum opened its doors in 1970.

Hampton Jazz & Music Festival began in 1968 as a one-time celebration of Hampton University’s 100th birthday on campus at Armstrong Field. Audiences were hooked and the event became an annual tradition. Each June, tens of thousands of loyal fans, from all over the nation, converge in beautiful Hampton to be a part of this three-day celebration.

The annual Hampton Jazz & Music Festival presents the opportunity for us to marvel and appreciate the many visitors who journey here. They come to enjoy American music at its best. This annual gathering has become more of a reunion – a celebration of friends, family, culture, music, and life.

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