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Radio Icon Tom Joyner Announces the One More Time Experience Tour Celebrating His Remarkable Career and Morning Show
Joyner Marks the 25th Anniversary of the Tom Joyner Morning Show, Celebrating Music, His Listeners, and His Impending Retirement
Majic 102.3 & 92.7 will host Tom Joyner along with artists Maze featuring Frankie Beverly May 10th, 2019 at MGM National Harbor
(Washington, D.C. – February 1, 2019) On his nationally syndicated radio show today, Tom Joyner announced the One More Time Experience multi-city tour, which includes concerts that bring the music and celebration of his daily Party With a Purpose, The Tom Joyner Morning Show. Joyner, a huge fan favorite who changed the radio landscape, launches this tour with a routing that allows his audience to join the celebration and toast Tom for his longtime commitment to entertain, inform and empower. Joyner will bring the tour to Washington, D.C., at MGM National Harbor, on May 10th, 2019 with musical performances that include Maze featuring Frankie Beverly & KEM.
In making the announcement, Tom Joyner offered “What better way to say thank you to the people I owe my career too! I hope everyone will be as excited as I am to celebrate with good music, good fun and good hugs! We have 25 years worth of partying to achieve, so let’s do it together, with the ultimate One More Time Experience!”
The legendary Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, is a longtime favorite in R&B music with hits that include “Before I Let Go”, “We Are One”, “Joy and Pain”, “Happy Feelings” and a long list of hits that relate to their audience and has them singing along to every lyric.
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Joyner – who first gained popularity after earning his nickname “The Fly Jock” while flying round-trip between Dallas and Chicago for seven years and 8 million miles – hosted morning and afternoon shows in two different cities. Joyner revolutionized radio, becoming the first-morning show with music in syndication, launching Jan 3rd, 1994. Joyner announced that he would retire from broadcasting in December of 2019, capping one of the greatest careers in communications.
