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**Scherrie Payne & Lynda Laurence, Former Ladies of The Supremes, Set to Dazzle at The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles!**

**Scherrie Payne & Lynda Laurence, Former Ladies of The Supremes, Set to Dazzle at The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles!**

If you’re a fan of Motown and classic British Invasion hits, get ready for a musical experience you won’t want to miss! On Sunday, September 15th, Scherrie Payne and Lynda Laurence, beloved former members of The Supremes, will be joined by the talented Joyce Vincent for two spectacular performances at The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles. The shows, titled *“A Hard Day’s Night: British Invasion Meets Motown,”* will take place at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m., blending the best of two legendary music genres in one unforgettable event.

### The Supremes Legacy Lives On

Scherrie Payne and Lynda Laurence have carried the torch for The Supremes for decades, keeping the legacy of this iconic group alive with their powerhouse vocals, glamorous stage presence, and timeless hits. Joined by Joyce Vincent, their performances are a masterclass in elegance and musicality. These ladies don’t just sing — they embody the spirit of Motown, reminding audiences why The Supremes are one of the most influential girl groups of all time.

### A British Invasion Meets Motown

The show *“A Hard Day’s Night”* promises a unique twist, combining the sound of the British Invasion with the soul-stirring hits of Motown. Imagine the magic of The Supremes' classic hits like *“Stop! In the Name of Love”* and *“You Keep Me Hangin’ On”* intertwined with iconic British Invasion tunes like *“A Hard Day’s Night”* and *“Can’t Buy Me Love.”* This cross-genre celebration will have fans from both sides of the Atlantic dancing in their seats!

### Two Shows, One Amazing Day

With two shows scheduled, one at 3 p.m. and the other at 7 p.m., you have no excuse to miss out! Whether you're looking for an afternoon of soul or a lively evening out, these performances will leave you feeling nostalgic for the golden era of music while celebrating the continued brilliance of these extraordinary women. The Grammy Museum is the perfect venue for this iconic show, with its rich history of honoring the best in music.

### Get Your Tickets Today!

Tickets are already on sale, and with a lineup like this, they won’t last long! Head over to the Grammy Museum’s website and grab yours before they’re gone. Whether you’re a die-hard Supremes fan, a British Invasion enthusiast, or just someone looking for a night of great music, *“A Hard Day’s Night: British Invasion Meets Motown”* is the event for you. Don’t miss the chance to see Scherrie Payne, Lynda Laurence, and Joyce Vincent bring the house down!

Get ready for a night of dazzling vocals, stunning outfits, and musical magic that will leave you humming those timeless tunes long after the show ends. Purchase your tickets today, and we’ll see you on September 15th at The Grammy Museum!

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