HOUSTON – Author, businessman, record executive and music manager Mathew Knowles knows a thing or two about success. He’s best known as the creator and cultivator of Destiny’s Child — and proud dad of Beyoncé and Solange.
Now, Mr. Knowles is launching ‘Destiny’s Child: Iconic Reimagined Tour’ — a nationwide tour premiering in Houston on January 9th and then continuing to more than 40 cities. It’s a chance to experience some of your favorite hits in a totally new way: with a live string quartet playing in the glow of thousands of candles.
Watch the full interview to learn more about the tour, plus personal stories from Mr. Knowles about his famous, talented family.
To learn more about Houston shows, the tour and find tickets, visit their official website.
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