6. New Kids on the Block Yes, New Kids on the Block formed in the 1980s, but they remained active until 1995 and significantly affected the music of the ’90s, so we’re including them!

It’s safe to say that Black female singers of the 90s made revolutionary history. With hits that still play today and are enjoyed by multiple generations, their legacy is undeniable.

It was in 1989 that Robinson first joined En Vogue but the singer later departed the iconic 90s band in 1997 over contract issues, later returning for different stints in 2005, 2008-2011, and 2019.

Hit '90s girl group TLC was slated to perform on Day 1 of the Boston Calling music festival — but had to bow out hours before showtime due to an "unexpected medical circumstance." ...