Edgehill at Night Club 101
Edgehill is listed for a Pop / rock concert at Night Club 101 in New York. The supplied event information gives a date of August 6, 2025, which has passed; confirm current event details and ticket availability before making plans. The listing identifies one event and does not provide a tour name, set list, performer biography, or history of earlier appearances at this venue.
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Edgehill New York reviews
Edgehill sounded like I thought he would ~ his voice is very talented and smooth as silk. I gave this concert 3 stars only because it was entirely too pumped up and too black. Edgehill is enough at the microphone to play his music and just groove with his audience without thinking he has to work everybody into a frenzy. Once an artist like Sade or Al Green or even Geno Delafose crosses over to broader demographic (black and white), their concerts become more relaxed, fun, and inviting. His concerts should reflect his music ~ soulful, Godly, and of course sexy too... but so simma down! I absolutely love his music and listen to his cds all the time. What I'm saying is, this is just my personal opinion.