Forever R&B, With Kelly Price, Dru Hill, Carl Thomas, and Shirley Murdock, at BankUnited Center September 22

He is synonymous with women's underpants, bleach-blond hair, and early '00s strip-club soundtracks. But before Sisqó went solo and opened up about his thong fetish, he was a founding member of Dru Hill. While many people feared that "Thong Song" would ultimately crush the possibility of a Dru Hill reunion, die-hard Sisqó fans remained hopeful. In 2010, their positive vibes paid off when the Baltimore, Maryland R&B group released InDRUpendance Day and began playing gigs again. Later this month, Dru will share a stage with baby-making music royalty Kelly Price for the concert Forever R&B at the BankUnited Center in Coral Gables. Price's latest record, Kelly, was released a little more than a year ago, and it was nominated for Best R&B Album at the 2012 Grammys. She didn't win, but Price scored a duet with Whitney Houston a few days before the awards show. In fact, the surprise appearance at Price's pre-Grammy party was Houston's final performance. The two women sang a song about Jesus while Price called Houston a "class act." Three days later, Whitney was gone. "Things people want to allude to are not what I saw," Price told Rolling Stone shortly after Houston's death, defending her friend against accusations of wild drug use. "There was no craziness going on, absolutely none of it." And there will be absolutely none of it at Price's Miami show either. Just Forever R&B.