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Sunshine Anderson & Anthony "Q" in Atlanta



Grammy-nominated R&B singer Sunshine Anderson hosted an intimate Tweet & Greet event with special guest Anthony “Q” Friday night at Aurum Lounge in Atlanta. Guests were treated to an open bar courtesy of Espada Tequila and also enjoyed miniature cupcakes prepared by Simply Delicious Cake. According to Anderson, “ Q and I are going to prove that R&B is back.”
Anthony “Q” set the tone for the evening with an a capella rendition of his R&B ballad, “Medicine,” from his Guitar Her mixtape. He also debuted his new song, “Money Bags,” which is the first single from his upcoming solo album.
Before performing, Anderson discussed a few upcoming projects, including a possible reality show. Performing a snippet of her new single, “You’re Not Mine,” she reminded the crowd of the rich quality in her voice. Anderson closed out the performance with her female anthem, “Heard It All Before,” which brought the crowd to their feet.
   
Anthony "Q" performing "Money Bags"
Tiffany Cadogan of SIPR & Sunshine Anderson
Another set of R&B Divas...Sunshine Anderson, Lil Mo, & Robin S
"Q," Lil Mo, & Cori Sims
Lil Mo, Robin S, and Cori Sims were also in the building to show support for fellow R&B singers. After thanking the event partners: AH Entertainment, GLAM Concierge, and Sapphire Ink PR; Sunshine and "Q" hit the dance floor with their guest.

Robin S, Sunshine Anderson, Lil Mo, Cori Sims, & "Q"
Photos Courtesy of Key Perspective Photography:

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