R&B fans across the Mid-South have one more big outdoor show to circle on the calendar this year. Dru Hill in Southaven headlines BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 7 p.m., with Ginuwine, Next and Troop joining the bill, according to Discover DeSoto, DeSoto County’s official tourism site.
The four acts bring a lineup built on 1990s radio staples. The event listing promises a night of R&B “under the stars,” with sing-along hits such as “In My Bed,” “Pony,” “Too Close” and “All I Do Is Think of You.”
Dru Hill Southaven Concert Details
What: Dru Hill with Ginuwine, Next and Troop
When: Saturday, Oct. 24, 7 p.m.
Where: BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove, 6275 Snowden Lane, Southaven
Tickets: Sold through Live Nation and Ticketmaster. Discover DeSoto does not sell tickets.
Ticket prices vary by seat and change with demand, so buyers should check the official Ticketmaster listing linked from the amphitheater’s Live Nation page. They should also be wary of resale sites that charge extra fees.
Four Acts, One Night of ’90s R&B
Dru Hill, the Baltimore vocal group, broke through in the late 1990s with slow jams such as “In My Bed,” “Never Make a Promise” and “How Deep Is Your Love.” The group also launched the solo career of singer Sisqó.
Ginuwine brings “Pony,” the 1996 debut single that became one of the decade’s signature R&B tracks, along with later hits such as “So Anxious” and “Differences.”
Next, the Minneapolis trio, is best known for “Too Close,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 1998.
Troop, the California group, rounds out the bill. Its remake of the Jackson 5’s “All I Do Is Think of You” remains a fan favorite.
Last Snowden Grove Show on the 2026 Calendar
The Oct. 24 concert is also the last show of the year at BankPlus Amphitheater on Live Nation’s schedule for the venue. As of Oct. 15, the next listed dates there are Earth, Wind & Fire on April 20, 2027, and country singer Chris Janson on April 22, 2027. That makes the Dru Hill Southaven show the final chance this season to catch a concert at the city-owned amphitheater in the Snowden Grove park complex.
The fall season at Snowden Grove has been busy. Hayley Williams played the amphitheater on Oct. 12, and KIX 106’s free KIX In The Sip concert with Rodney Atkins is set there for tonight, Thursday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m.
Tips for Concertgoers
Dress for cooler nights. A strong cold front moving through the Mid-South on Friday, Oct. 16, will end the recent run of summer-like heat. Late-October evenings at an outdoor venue can get chilly, so bring a jacket.
Plan for traffic. Shows with this kind of multi-act lineup draw crowds from across the Memphis area. Allow extra time to reach the Snowden Grove entrance and park.
Check venue rules. Review the amphitheater’s bag, chair and outside-item policies on Live Nation’s venue page before you leave home.
