Earth, Wind and Fire at Mohegan Sun Arena

If you've been in the loop for the greatest R&B hits to ever exist, you definitely know Earth, Wind & Fire. As one of the most legendary bands to ever exist, these bunch of friends changed the game of pop music forever. Rolling Stone claims that they "changed the sound of black pop" with their "innovative, precise yet sensual, calculated yet galvanizing" music. We all agree 'cause we can't help but dance to the groove of "Shining Star", "September", "Let's Groove", "Sing a Song", and many more.

A blast from the past, their impact transcends the 50 years they've been rockin' it out in the game. Among the best-selling music artists of all time with over 90 million records sold worldwide, everyone can't help but get up and show off their best moves on the dance floor. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Vocal Group Hall of Fame, the NAACP Image Award Hall of Fame, and Hollywood's Rockwalk + a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, their impact in the industry is widely recognized and praised by critics around the world. Described by VH1 as "one of the greatest bands of the 20th century", their infectious beats continue to attract new generations of listeners.

Whether your a longtime fan or a new listener with an old soul, you'll surely enjoy EWF's throwback shows this year. Packed with their signature groove and massive doses of nostalgia, everyone's expected to get up, dance, and sing along!

Mixing funk, soul, rock, disco, pop, jazz, gospel, and latin across their multi-platinum records, their genre-bending bops sent everyone into a pop mayhem craze. Going down history books, they've scored eight #1 hits, released 23 albums, and won six Grammy awards among 17 nominations. With a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, you know their music has made great impact in redefining pop for decades to come.

'Do you remember?' Heck yeah we do! With the memories of '21st night of September', it's legendary pop history live on stage. "As I open the door, they had just written the intro to 'September.' And I just thought, 'Dear God, let this be what they want me to write!' Cause it was obviously the happiest-sounding song in the world," Allee Willis, co-writer of the track, shared with NPR.

Getting you dancing when September 21st hits, EWF's impact will surely live on. Bringing it back to the live stage, make sure to mark your spots on the dance floor by booking those tickets now!