We know you've been listening to Stevie B, Lisa Lisa and the rest of our Freestyle Throwback Jam performers for years, but how well do you really know them?
Here are some fun facts about each of the artists to get your ready for the concert happening Friday, April 13th at the Golden 1 Center.
Stevie B.
Before his first hit single Party Your Body hit the airwaves in 1987, Stevie B. worked at fast food restaurants and a car wash to make ends meet.
Lisa Lisa
Lisa Lisa - real name is Lisa Velez - is also an actress. She has appeared on Law and Order: SVU, the short lived Nickelodeon series Taina, and in the movie Kiss of Death alongside Samuel L. Jackson and Nicolas Cage.
Exposé
The group, made up of Jeanette Jurado, Ann Curless and Gioia Bruno, set the Billboard record for most Top 10 singles off a debut album with 1987's Exposure.
Taylor Dayne
In 2010, Dayne lobbied on Capitol Hill with the National Association of Music Merchants and VH1's Save The Music Foundation to try and save school music programs.
Debbie Deb
Gwen Stefani and Korn's Jonathan Davis have both called Debbie Deb a musical influence.
The Jets
Group name The Jets was inspired by Elton John's hit Bennie and the Jets.
Trinere
The "Queen of Freestyle" studied music at the University of Miami, Florida before recording her first solo album.
Newcleus
Several Newcleus songs like Computer Age have been used in video games including DJ Hero 2 and Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 2.
69 Boyz
This Florida-based group of producers and rappers named themselves the 69 Boyz because most of its members were born in the year 1969.
Tag Team
In 2010, the music video for Tag Team's iconic song Whoomp There It Is made headlines 17 years after its release. Why? Because someone closely resembling America's 44th President, Barack Obama, appeared in one of its scenes. The rumor was later debunked and the mystery man was revealed to be rapper LA Sno.
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