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WBLS and SJ presents “Welcome Christmas In The City 2015”
Get ready for a holiday season that you won’t forget as WBLS 107.5, your #1 source for R&B, and SJ Presents welcome Christmas in the City on December 18th
Newark, N.J. — Get ready for a holiday season that you won’t forget as WBLS 107.5, your #1 source for R&B, and SJ Presents welcome “Christmas in the City” on December 18 at The Prudential Center.
Christmas in the City
Although the snow has not yet fallen, get ready for a musical blizzard as New Edition, Tyrese, Monica, Jaheim and more hit the stage for one night only.
In the spirit of giving, WBLS will give away tickets to “Christmas in the City” every hour, starting at 10 am ET, for today only! Tune to 107.5 FM for your cue to call. Get your tickets to the hottest holiday concert of the season.
Christmas is coming early to New Jersey,. Fans from across the country have been yearning to be part of this once-in-a-lifetime musical explosion.
For the first time ever, “Christmas in the City” is bringing together a cross-generational concert of legends. The station has partnered up to perform all of their new chart-topping songs and past fan favorites.
Come celebrate the holidays with the biggest names in R&B. Enjoy a night out with friends and family during the merriest season of the year!
Tickets
Tickets are on-sale now at Ticketmaster.com or the Prudential Center box office. Make sure to get yours today and surprise your loved ones with a pre-holiday celebration!
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