Hitzville

Motown was an American record company that was extremely popular in the mid-1900s. The most well-known genre that came out of this label was Motown Sound, a particular type of soul music infused with elements of pop music. It went on to achieve an incredible amount of success, especially for a small label such as Motown. It had 79 Top Ten hits on the Billboard Hot 100 between 1960 and 1969. Hitzville takes one through these times and locations that made Motown famous. The music and cultural significance of Motown is undoubtedly massive, and reliving these popular hits through a performance that has the distinctive mid-1900s style and atmosphere makes for an enjoyable evening. From the classical demeanor of the performers to their dressing styles and soulful voices, the essence of old-school Motown is still intact. The choreography and music has been orchestrated keeping the originals in mind, and Hitzville attempts to mimic the showmanship and sound that made the original so famous. For those who grew up during the 70s and 80s, Hitzville is the perfect throwback to the good old days, when worries were far fewer, and soul music truly touched one’s soul.

The Show

Some of the famous songs of yesteryear, which were Motown hits are sure to make longtime fans delighted The backup singers dressed in red make for an eye-catching sight. With a background of colorful dancers and music, it seems as if Motown has come back to life. The character and feel of Motown music is still intact. The matching shoes and moves as the dancers sidestep and slide across the stage will take you back to the 60s. Reeves as the legendary Tina Turner is a match made in heaven, and the nostalgia will knock you over. She puts up a fantastic performance, and it is hard to believe that she was not even born when the famous Motown hits were released in the early 1960s.

Good For

Family Outings | Fans of Soul Music | Motown Fans

Critics Reviews

“Once you’re inside, there’s nothing quite like this setup anywhere else in town. The room can affect a classy supper club vibe that elevates an effort such as "Hitzville — The Show." - Vegas Review-Journal