Soul singer-songwriter Regina Belle – who started her career in the mid-1980s, and is known for hits like “Baby Come to Me” and “Make It Like It Was” – will do back-to-back shows at Chicago’s City Winery (1200 W Randolph Street) on Sunday, November 5th.

The first show, which is already sold out, will begin at 5:00 PM (local time), and will be followed by an 8:30 PM concert. On both occasions Belle will be joined by a guest artist.

On Saturday, November 25th, R&B stars Faith Evans, Jon B and 702, will all perform at the Ladies R&B Kickback Concert, set for the Arena Theatre – 7326 Southwest Freeway – in Houston, Texas.

Early bird tickets, which range from $67 to $165 USD (depending on seating), is available now via Ticketmaster. This concert is being powered by Yung Fly Entertainment.

Fantasia‘s weeks long tour is coming to an end. The R&B pop star, along with her special guest touring partner Joe, will be doing their final concerts this weekend.

Floridians can experience the show at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, on Friday, November 3rd; or at the Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville the following day, Saturday, November 4th. Tickets are still available on Fantasia‘s website.

The queen of hip-hop and R&B, Mary J. Blige, is back with new music. On Friday, October 27th, Beautiful Life Music – the imprint owned by Mary – released Still Believe In Love, a catchy, upbeat R&B tune done with rapper Vado.

The new record is accompanied by an official video, which shows both artists performing the song on a yacht in the middle of the ocean. The visuals can be viewed on MJB‘s YouTube channel, and the song can be downloaded from all digital music stores.

The rumors are indeed true! Grammy-nominated R&B singer and actor Trey Songz will be performing at the Sunscape All White Brunch Series, at Stadium East in Kingston, Jamaica, on November 5th. This is a day event that will run from 2:00pm to 8:00pm.

Trey Songz is an accomplished recording artist who was discovered by music producer Troy Taylor. He signed to Atlantic Records in 2005, and released his debut studio album – I Gotta Make It – in July of that year. The rest, as they say, is history.