Name: The Miracles: Legends of Motown
Start: 2026-01-23T19:30:00-06:00
Location: The SKYPAC

The Miracles: A Legacy That Transcends Time
The Miracles stand as one of the most legendary and influential vocal groups in music history—pioneers who helped craft the iconic Motown sound that defined a generation. With their unmistakable harmonies, soul-drenched melodies, and timeless songwriting, The Miracles became a cornerstone of both R&B and pop, setting a new standard in music that continues to inspire and endure.
With 26 Top 40 hits to their name, their catalog remains a masterclass in musical brilliance. Timeless classics such as “Shop Around,” “The Tracks of My Tears,” “Tears of a Clown,” “I Second That Emotion,” “Ooh Baby Baby,” “Mickey’s Monkey,” and “Goin’ to A-Go-Go” have left an indelible mark on music lovers across generations. More than just chart-toppers, these songs were cultural milestones—bridging divides, breaking barriers, and shaping the soundscape of American music.
The Miracles’ musical journey began with the incomparable Smokey Robinson, whose poetic songwriting and smooth vocals laid the foundation for the group’s success. That torch was later carried by the extraordinary Billy Griffin—the voice and pen behind their #1 hit “Love Machine”—who continued to evolve the group’s sound with passion and precision.
Today, that legacy shines brightly through Sydney Justin, who has led The Miracles for over 25 years with power, grace, and undeniable presence. Personally chosen by original members Smokey Robinson and Claudette Robinson, Sydney brings a dynamic blend of vocal mastery and heartfelt reverence to the group’s iconic catalog. Joined by Kerry Justin, Eric Swindle, and Diosiq Burney, the group channels the soul of The Miracles while infusing it with fresh energy and artistry that captivates audiences around the globe.
Under Sydney’s leadership, The Miracles continue to honor their rich heritage while inviting a new generation into the magic. In an ever-changing musical landscape, their songs remain a vital part of American culture—a living testament to the power of great music to move, to heal, and to unite.
The Miracles aren’t just a part of history. They are history, still in motion.