En Vogue's Iconic Tour: Nostalgia & New Beginnings

0:00It's March 29th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Music News Today, your AI-powered music briefing. In Vogue still bringing that cutting-edge vibe after all these years, straight from their name back in 1990. Cindy Heron, Terry Ellis, and Maxine Jones, all in their early 60s, just lit up the I Heart Radio Music Awards performing with TLC and Salt's Anpepa. They're hitting the road this summer on the It's Iconic tour, starting August 15th. Jones came back after a 10-year break to focus on her teenage daughter, putting past differences aside. The group's iconic 90s hits like hold on in my love and inspired acts like Destiny's Child, earning them the funky diva's nickname. Fans are hides for the nostalgia, but drama head recently, when Rona Bennett, who've been with them over 20 years, bowed out. Contract talks drag with attorneys, and she skipped their rock-and-roll Hall of Fame gig for another commitment, then announced her exit on social media. That echoes the 1997 split with original member Don Robinson over stalled contracts before

1:04their third album. She's done one offer unions, but lately shared she's living in her car, though the group says the doors open and wishes her well. These originals are locked in now, voices holding strong, even if it takes more push. Watch the tour if you want that pure 90s fire live.