For many bands, numbers tell a great story.  En Vogue is no exception.  Since their debut in the early 1990’s En Vogue has sold over 20 million albums so far along with over 30 million streams and 26 million-plus YouTube views just on their Top 6 hit singles.

Fans initially have compared them to the to the Supremes and the Pointer Sisters style of music.  Although similar, this group has managed to set a standard for R and B many try to follow and fans from all over the world.  Some of their many albums include “Born to Sing”, “Masterpiece Theatre”, “The Gift of Christmas”, and “Electric Café.”

En Vogue continues to inspire others to live a healthy lifestyle which includes a primarily plant-based diet and vigorous fitness routine.  In addition to being musical artists, En Vogue supports causes that includes the HollyRod Foundation providing medical, physical, and emotional support to families living with autism and individuals battling Parkinson’s disease. Another cause they support is the rescuing of victims from human trafficking and providing them with educational and job training.

Fun Fact:  The band has gone through name changes.  Their first name was 4-U, then had the name Vogue when appeared on Foster and McElroy’s 1989 album FM2 as Vogue, once they found out of a band named Vogue then came to their current name to En Vogue.