Color Me Badd, Tone-Loc, Kid 'N Play Coming To SKyPAC

BOWLING GREEN, KY – Today, Arts of Southern Kentucky announced that Color Me Badd, Kid ‘n Play, and Tone Lōc will perform at the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKyPAC) on Friday, August 23, 2024 at 7:30pm as part of the “I Love the 90’s” tour. A “house party” vibe will be in effect when 90’s icons Kid ‘n Play take the stage along with chart-topping soul group Color Me Badd, and “Wild Thing” rapper Tone Lōc. Tickets ($55-$150) go on sale Friday, December 8, and will be available online at www.theskypac.com, by calling (270) 904-1880, or in person at 601 College Street in downtown Bowling Green.

ABOUT COLOR ME BADD – Best known for hit singles “I Want to Sex You Up,” “Adore Mi Amor,” and “All 4 Love,” Color Me Badd has sold more than 12 million records. They have been nominated for multiple Grammy, Soul Train, and American Music Awards.

ABOUT KID ‘n PLAY – Iconic stars of the House Party films, Kid ‘n Play posted a pair of Billboard No. 1 Rap Singles (“Funhouse” and “Ain’t Gonna Hurt Nobody”). They also had their own animated television show and comic book series.

ABOUT TONE LŌC – Tone Lōc’s unmistakable voice has produced a Billboard No. 1 album (Lō-ced After Dark) and two Billboard Top 5 hits. “Wild Thing” reached No. 2 and was twice certified Platinum, and “Funky Cold Medina” reached No. 3 and was certified Platinum. Tone Lōc also appeared on the silver screen with Jim Carrey in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and Al Pacino in Heat.

More information on the “I Love the ‘90s” tour available here.

ABOUT ARTS OF SOUTHERN KENTUCKY - In 2020, with the assistance of the Warren County Fiscal Court and Judge Michael O. Buchanon, Orchestra Kentucky assumed management of the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKyPAC). The new organization, which also includes BG Onstage and the Ramsey Theatre Company, is titled Arts of Southern Kentucky, and is led administratively and artistically by Jeffrey Reed. The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center is a premier performing arts venue located in downtown Bowling Green, KY.

The facility includes the Rita and Jim Scott Concert Hall, a 1,700-seat state-of-the-art auditorium; the Goodwin Gallery, the primary art exhibition space; the Renshaw Education Center which houses the Carol Wedge Studio Theater - a flexible 2,600 sq. ft. space for intimate productions and gatherings; several multi-functional rehearsal halls/classrooms; and the Denny and Carol Wedge Children’s Art Gallery.