The iconic boy band—which formed in 1978 in their hometown of Boston, Mass., and charted their very first No. 1 R&B hit with their 1983 debut, "Candy Girl"—is still treating fans to the "best concert they've ever been to," and let longtime supporters tell it, they've still not skipped a beat, even after all these years.
Dressed to impress in matching all-white ensembles, later switching to coordinating powder blue suits and sparkly black 'fits, they've put their enduring talent and timeless moves on full display at each show—and the sold-out Washington, D.C. stop was no different.
BPC / Jamece HallThe musical collective took fans through their catalog of legendary songs, including "Candy Girl," "Cool It Now," "Telephone Man," "Can You Stand the Rain," "If It Isn't Love," "You're Not My Kind of Girl," "N.E. Heart Break," and more. And it didn't stop there. They also stunned with solo hits: Gill's "My, My, My," Tresvant's "Sensitivity," Bel Biv DeVoe's "Poison" and "Do Me Baby," and Brown's "Tenderoni" and "Don't Be Cruel."
Not to be left out, Braxton gripped the crowd with her deep, smooth vocals and sultry displays of "Un-Break My Heart," "Breathe Again," "He Wasn't Man Enough," "Just Be a Man About It," and "Long As I Live."
The New Edition Way Tour kicked off on Jan. 28 in Oakland, Calif. Now on the tail end of the concert series, the tour is slated to wrap up next week on Saturday, April 4, when they hit Houston, Tex. to perform their final presentation at Toyota Center. Based on the overwhelming fan response, though, it won't be their last time on the road.
BPC / Jamece HallFan Reactions Pour In After the "Amazing" Show
"We need a 2nd show in DC!!! Show was ?????❤️❤️❤️," one insisted, while another said, "The show was amazing ?."
Someone else campaigned, "Man I hope this concert recorded for release."
Others were upset at the rate the tickets were purchased: "I’ma be mad at y’all for a while DC needed a 2nd show those tickets were gone too fast & the reseller prices were ridiculous."
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March 28 - Birmingham, Ala.
April 3 - New Orleans, La.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2026 Nominees
New Edition is among the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees this year, adding a callout during the show urging fans to vote for the band's induction. They're currently leading the pack, racking up over 807k votes on the leaderboard as of March 26. Phil Collins trails just behind with 710k votes, while P!nk is in third place with more than 653k votes.
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