Chrisette Michele

R & B / Soul

 

Chrisette Michele is an American R&B and soul singer–songwriter who is best known for her Grammy Award winning song, “Be OK”.

Michele has been featured on several hip hop albums, including The Game’s “LAX”, Jay-Z’s “Kingdom Come”, and Nas’ “Hip Hop Is Dead”.

Michele’s debut album, “I Am,” was released in 2007 and spawned four singles: “If I Have My Way”, “Best of Me”, “Be OK”, and “Love Is You”.

“If I Have My Way” charted at No. 4 on Billboard’s Hot Adult R&B Airplay.

In 2008, Michele appeared on the track “Rising Up” from The Roots’ album “Rising Down” and guest starred as herself on The CW show “Girlfriends”.

She also wrote a song for Tyler Perry’s hit series “House of Payne” entitled “I’ve Gotta Love Jones,” performed twice at the Evening of Stars: A Tribute to Patti Labelle.

In mid-2008, Michele began recording for her second album, “Epiphany”. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in 2009.

Michele released her third studio album, “Let Freedom Reign” in 2010. The album includes the singles, “I’m a Star”, “Goodbye Game”, and the most recent release, “I Don’t Know Why, But I Do”. The album features Michele performing hip-hop, R&B, as well as the dance-pop influenced “So Cool”.

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SPECIAL ANTHOLOGY EXPERIENCE:
* Standing Room Only Main Floor Area
DINING GUESTS:
* Main Floor Dining Seat available with the purchase of a Dinner Package
* Other Dining Areas include Bar Lounge, any Booths, and the upstairs General Admission area with A la Carte Menu
* Choose 4 of Chef Todd Allison’s Award Winning small bites
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“Blessed with a curvy, Billie Holiday-like vocal timbre and an exquisite sense of melody, Michele consistently rejects melodrama, instead going further into the nuances of meaningful expression.”” – – Ann Powers, Los Angeles Times

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