Dru Hill & Ginuwine
About This Event
The bill pairs R&B group Dru Hill with Ginuwine at Westbury Music Fair. Ginuwine, who emerged from the Swing Mob collective and whose early solo work was anchored by the hits "Pony" and "Differences," typically emphasizes vocal phrasing and groove over elaborate staging, a tendency evident in his performances.
About the Artists
Dru Hill
Dru Hill is an R&B group formed in Baltimore in the early 1990s, blending hip‑hop soul, gospel shading, and quiet‑storm polish. The lineup has been anchored by vocalist Sisqó alongside Nokio, Jazz, and Woody, with a run of late‑’90s hits that kept harmony singing at the center of mainstream radio.
Ginuwine
Ginuwine is an American R&B singer who emerged in the early 1990s through the Swing Mob collective before breaking out as a solo artist. His early run of releases established him as a radio-facing vocalist with a club-ready edge, anchored by the hits “Pony” and “Differences.