Rose Royce

Rose Royce is an R&B / funk / disco band that was formed in South Central Los Angeles in the early 70s. The band, fronted by Gwen Dickey as the lead singer, consists of talented performers such as Kenji Brown on guitar, Lequeint 'Duke' Jobe on bass, Victor Nix on keyboards, Kenny Copeland and Freddie Dunn on trumpets, Michael Moore on saxophone, and Henry Garner and Terrai Santiel on drums.

Known for their infectious grooves and soulful melodies, Rose Royce has captivated audiences with their unique blend of musical styles. Their music is reminiscent of other legendary artists such as Heatwave, The Emotions, Ashford & Simpson, The Brothers Johnson, Lakeside, The Whispers, Stephanie Mills, The O'Jays, Deniece Williams and many more.

With a discography filled with hits like "Car Wash," "Wishing On A Star," and "Love Don't Live Here Anymore," Rose Royce continues to be a force in the music industry. Their timeless sound has earned them a dedicated fan base that spans generations.