En Vogue Biography

En Vogue hit the music scene in 1990 with Born to Sing. The album would eventually go on to multi-platinum status and spawn three chart-topping singles.

Funky Divas followed, and gave audiences “Free Your Mind” and "My Lovin' (Never Gonna Get It.)” The album was nominated for five Grammies and went on to sell more than three million copies.

A series of chart-topping albums followed, including Runaway Love (1993), EV3 (1999), Best Of En Vogue (1999), The Gift of Christmas (2002), and Soul Flower (2004.)

After Soul Flower, En Vogue joined forces with Boyz II Men and launched a concert tour. They joined Salt ‘n’ Pepa for a performance of 1994’s “Whatta Man” at the VH1 Hip Hop Honors, and earned a Grammy nomination for “So What the Fuss,” with Prince and Stevie Wonder.

En Vogue returned to Japan and Europe for more concert dates, and went to number two with the single “Glamorous,” with Natalia, a Belgian singer. En Vogue performed with TLC and Alicia Keys at the 2008 BET Awards, and later that year kicked off a concert series.

In 2010, En Vogue performed in London for the first time in eighteen years.

Not limited to the stage, throughout their career En Vogue has also contributed to film and television. They sing Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy in the film Aces: Iron Eagle III and appear in three episodes of Roc. Batman Forever (1995) features the girls posing as prostitutes for a short scene, and they have performed on The View and on A&E’s Private Sessions.

In total, En Vogue has earned four Soul Train Awards, six American Music Awards, seven Grammy nominations, and has won more MTV Video Music Awards than any other female group in history.

En Vogue continues to record, perform and tour.