The soul-dance classic ushered in an era of a more dynamic, symphonic disco sound and earned the New England band national ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NEW BEDFORD - In a voice less strong than it once was, Antone “Chubby” Tavares thanked the many people who came out Saturday to ...

In 1976, after hit R&B group Tavares performed on “American Bandstand,” host Dick Clark asks the band: “Let me ask you, of all the places you have seen or haven’t seen… where would you like to go now?

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NEW BEDFORD - A dedication ceremony for Tavares Brothers Way - a street honoring iconic music group Tavares - is in the planning ...

NEW BEDFORD — The tale of Tavares is one of poverty to prominence, a success story rooted in talent and devotion that would take them from Rhode Island nightclubs to sold-out venues around the world.

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For over 40 years, Tavares has been one of the best Northern Soul acts in America, smoothest R&B groups in Europe, and most celebrated disco bands in the world. The live show has always impressed, and ...

*Antone “Chubby” Tavares, the beloved lead singer of the legendary R&B group Tavares, died peacefully on November 29. He was 81 years old and had battled declining health for the past year. Known for ...

11:07, Tue, Dec 2, 2025 Updated: 11:11, Tue, Dec 2, 2025 Grammy-winning, chart-topping star Antone "Chubby" Tavares, the lead singer of the famed R&B group Tavares, died on Saturday, November 29, at ...

DARTMOUTH — Growing up in Providence in the 1950s, the Tavares boys sang Cape Verdean music. Their father, known as “Flash,” was a well-known Creole crooner. His father, too, was a musician. The boys ...

NEW BEDFORD — Ralph Tavares of the musical group Tavares, who hailed from New Bedford, has died. The singer would have turned 80 on Friday, Dec. 10. His cause of death has not yet been released. The ...

In 1976, after hit R&B group Tavares performed on “American Bandstand,” host Dick Clark asks the band: “Let me ask you, of all the places you have seen or haven’t seen… where would you like to go now?