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September 21, 2018
Kalamazoo State Theatre
Doors: 7:00pm || Start Time: 8:00pm
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Morris Day and The Time, a vibrant funk band that has been thrilling audiences since the early 1980’s, will perform at Kalamazoo State Theatre on Friday, September 21st.
Formed in Minneapolis in 1981, the Time was the brainchild of Prince, who put the group together as an outlet for his funkier leaning. Fronted by the colorful and charismatic Morris Day and featuring a talented cast of players, the Time racked up a string of hits in the early ‘80s, gaining an additional popularity boost from their featured role in Prince’s classic 1984 rock musical, Purple Rain. With his dynamic dancing and smooth yet gutsy vocals, Morris Day and the Time played and essential role in the development of the Twin City dance/club sound of the 1980’s. Ice Cream Castle, the groups most popular album, is best remembered for the infectious singles Jungle Love and the Rufus Thomas influenced, The Bird. With their palpable pop energy and catchy choruses, both songs were hits on both urban and pop radio.
Morris Day and the Time will get Wild and Loose together again on the Kalamazoo State Theatre stage, Friday, September 21st.
General Ticket Information:
All seating is reserved. There’s an 8 ticket limit.
- $35 – $65
VIP Ticket Information:
VIP can be purchased online or in-person in the box office. There’s a 4 ticket limit.
VIP purchasers will receive an email 1-2 days prior to the event with all details. As of now, meet and greet is scheduled to be pre-show before Morris takes the stage.
- $100 – Includes closest seats to the stage and pre-show meet & greet
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Security Information:
All patrons are subject to search, pat down, and wanding. The following items are not allowed in the venue: guns, knives, lasers, tasers, mace, glass items, cameras, selfie sticks, outside food or beverage, no bags over the dimensions of 8 inches wide by 5 inches tall with a width of 2 inches, and other items that may challenge public safety. You can view our full list by visiting our frequently asked questions here
