New Edition Way Tour to Hit Prudential Center Newark, February 2026
The New Edition Way Tour is set to take place at the Prudential Center in Newark on February 13, 2026. This performance will begin at 8:00 p.m. and promises to feature an amazing lineup.
Event Highlights
The tour celebrates the significant impact of New Edition on the R&B and pop music scene. The concert will also mark the first time New Edition shares the stage with Boyz II Men.
Featured Performers
- New Edition
- Bobby Brown
- Ralph Tresvant
- Johnny Gill
- Boyz II Men
- Toni Braxton
Each of these artists has played a vital role in shaping the genre. New Edition itself, formed in Boston in the early 1980s, has sold over 50 million albums globally, influencing countless performers.
About New Edition
New Edition is often credited with transforming R&B. Their contributions paved the way for future generations, inspiring groups like New Kids on the Block and the Backstreet Boys.
Solo Success
Members of New Edition have also achieved remarkable solo success:
- Bobby Brown: Known as the “Bad Boy of R&B,” he gained fame with his diamond-certified album, *Don’t Be Cruel*.
- Ralph Tresvant: His debut hit, “Sensitivity,” topped the charts.
- Johnny Gill: Famous for his powerful ballads like “My, My, My.”
- Bell Biv DeVoe: This trio merged hip-hop with R&B, achieving success with the classic “Poison.”
Boyz II Men
Joining the tour, Boyz II Men have become one of the best-selling vocal groups ever. Discovered by New Edition’s Michael Bivins, they have earned four Grammy Awards with timeless hits like “End of the Road.”
Toni Braxton
Seven-time Grammy winner Toni Braxton will also perform. Known for hits like “Un-Break My Heart,” she remains a colossal figure in R&B with over 70 million records sold worldwide.
Looking Ahead
Tickets for the New Edition Way Tour will go on sale starting October 31, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. Fans are encouraged to secure their seats as this collection of iconic artists promises an unforgettable night.
This tour symbolizes an extraordinary celebration of music and artistry, showcasing performers who have significantly influenced the culture. “It represents the spirit of collaboration and respect for artistry,” noted Gary Guidry, CEO of the Black Promoters Collective.
