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Don't miss the world premier performance of the new group The Summit
Bobby, Johnny & Ralph welcome the next era of their careers with the formation of the new group The Summit.



Tank joins friends on stage
Saturday, September 27th
9pm

Atlanta Civic Center

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Bobby, Johnny & Ralph's new group The Summit plans to enter the studio in the coming months to record new material together with future plans to stretch the brand across television, film and even fashion mediums. In the meantime, the group will make their live performance debut at the Atlanta Civic Center on Saturday, September 27th at 9pm, singing their former solo hits on stage together for the first time. Joining them on the civic center stage will be special guests Tank, Dru Hill with Sisqo. ALL on the Civic Center stage? WOW! After the Atlanta Football Classic, hit the hottest after-party in Atlanta. September 27, 2008 at 9pm! FIVE performers in ONE night!

Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill, Ralph Tresvant ,Sisqo with Dru Hill & Tank will play all their classic, chart topping hits in one unforgettable night!


Here are just a few of the songs you'll see live!



Johnny Gill 'Rub You the Right Way'

Bobby Brown 'My Prerogative'

Ralph Tresvant 'Sensitivity'

Dru Hill 'In My Bed'

Tank 'Please Don't Go'




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About 18 years too late ...

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I was gonna say the same thing.

Wasn't Johnny Gill in another supergroup...LSG?

PurpleCharm said:

well u know it's just down to s & g now...maybe he needed an ew supergroup

PurpleCharm said:

Gerald Levert died. So they couldn't really continue since it was Gerald who formed that group.

A supergroup can't come from former members of a current (or former) group. A supergroup is member from different groups.

I'm pretty sire if Mike, Jermaine and Jackie former a group, it wouldn't be a super group. Now if Mike, Donny Osmond and Foster Sylvers formed a group circa 1973 and called if "Yungfellaz" that would be a supergroup.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Yeah but at the same time if MJ, Foster and Donny had gotten together, it'd been hard to realize who was who on the record.

Ralph's voice is sh*t these days (check his most recent solo album). Bobby sounds even worse. Ain't nothing so super about this group. I guess that Bad Boy contract ain't all that for NE.

interesting. i wonder what their music will sound like. i hope it's not all slow jams.

Why would Johnny want to sing with these guys? Bobby is a mess, his vocals not what they used to be and I never though Ralph could sing as a child or an adult. JOhnny can't get a deal on his own or is he not interested in recording solo?

LittleBLUECorvette said:

This is a New Edition spinoff.

Why "The Summit"? Why not "Everything But the BBD"? "Tres Gill DeHo"?

AlexdeParis said:

Oh my god.

Timmy84 said:

I don't ge a damn! I need to pre-order these tickets!

Timmy, LBC, do ya'll want to go or not?!

bboy87 said:

And see crackhead Bobby? Lemme think about it...

AlexdeParis said:

FUNNY AS ALL HELL!!!!!
But on a seriousw note, my friend Kevin in Buffalo said that when Keith Sweat recently played there, BBD was his opening act. Hmmmmm.....

JackieBlue said:

I agree.Plus,Bobby is totally unreliable and has alot of "issues".If Johnny was smart,he would beg L.A. Reid for a solo deal.

Timmy84 said:

And wasn't Tank supposed to be in that group that was to feature, Ginuewine,and Tyrese? But that didn't happen because of problems with their labels?

Lawd.....I dont know how this is going to turn out without Bivins Devoe and Bell..

Johhny Gill does not need to be a part of anyone's supergroup, trio, or ensemble. The man can hold his own by himself and besides, why is he singing with these two?

I give the group one LP and that's it. Bobby Brown and Johnny Gill together will not work!

poeticrockstar said:

Co-sign.

poeticrockstar said:

Actually, he does. For all his great vocal ability, Gill is pretty non-charismatic and some would even say boring. No personality. JG's better off in a group setting to hide all that than he is as a solo artist. Think about it, he joined NE AFTER he was a solo artist.

MuthaFunka said:

co-sign. With a name like "The Summit" it's bound to fail.

When it comes to supergroups,
I like the Avengers.
Thor is badass, IronMan is cool & the Scarlet Witch is hot.

whodknee said:

Yeah, even the name is wack.

MuthaFunka said:

Nah, I disagree. He was a little too young pre-N.E., but I think he was a fine solo artist afterwards. His first two post-N.E. singles ("Rub You the Right Way" and "My, My, My") oozed charisma IMO. In fact, despite Bobby's brief superstar status from Don't Be Cruel, Johnny has been the most consistently successful of all of the N.E. splinter acts (and that's excluding his success in LSG). When he was in the top 20 with "Let's Get the Mood Right" (1996) and "It's Your Body" (1997), the other N.E. members' hits had already been dried up for years.

AlexdeParis said:

No, BBD was more successful than JG. Easily. They had image. JG had a bad S-Curl and "My, My, My" and that's really it. For hardcore fans, yeah, he may have been "something" to them, but he's really not shined since NE. JG just doesn't have that "It" factor.

MuthaFunka said:

They were more successful than Johnny for one album (and not by much), but that faded fast. That's why I said "consistently successful." BBD started out fast in 1990, but they were done as hit-makers 3 years later. OTOH, Johnny has 3 top-10 albums.

AlexdeParis said:

Consistent as in putting out more material? Then yes. But successful as far as "blowuptuating" beyond what BBD did? Then no.

MuthaFunka said:

Poison is 3x platinum while Johnny Gill (1990) is only 2x platinum because they were a bigger crossover success. On the R&B side, Johnny's singles did better: BBD had 2 #1's, a #3, and a #4 from that album, but JG had 3 #1's and a #2.