O-Town with LFO ft. Michelle Brooks-Thompson
Show Date: Thursday, April 13, 2023
Show Time: 8:30 PM
Doors Open: 7:00 PM
Ticket Price: $25 - $50
Show Type: Pop
Restrictions: All Ages
O-Town’s story began in 1999, when “Making the Band” chronicled the rise to success of O- Town throughout three seasons of the series on both ABC and MTV. The group’s first two full- length albums included #1 singles, “Liquid Dreams” and “All or Nothing” and the Top 40 hit “We Fit Together.” “All or Nothing” was nominated for Song of the Year at the Radio Music Awards in 2001.
LFO burst onto the scene in 1999 with the #1 smash hit “Summer Girls” and followed with another top-five hit in “Girl on TV” and the top-ten hit, “Every Other Time”. Today, lone surviving member Brad Fischetti keeps the name of LFO alive, performing the songs to fans, new and old.
Michelle Brooks-Thompson, a native of Boston, MA, is an International Award-Winning Top Billboard Charting Independent Recording Artist, who rose to fame as finalist on season 3 of NBC’s the Voice. She is the 2017 Grand Champion winner of the legendary Amateur Night at the Apollo (New York) & most recently, the 2022 winner of Unsung Heroes (The Music Room, Cape Cod).
As an Independent Recording Artist, Michelle has consistently performed at various indoor and outdoor concert venues, sporting events, private functions, and on notable national TV programs. She has shared the stage with Grammy and Stellar Award-winning Gospel and Secular artists such as Donnie McClurkin, James Fortune, Shana Wilson, Zacardi Cortez, American Idol’s Malinda Doolittle, America’s Got Talent Sons of Serendip, The Craig Lewis Band, NBC’s The Voice Noah Liz, and many others. In addition, she is a songwriter, pianist, vocal teacher, and has been the winner of over 20 vocal competitions!
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