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IU Soul Revue is a historic treasure in American collegiate music, known as America's first collegiate Black popular music ensemble. Founded in 1971 and directed by James Strong, the group is administered by Indiana University's African American Arts Institute (AAAI). After celebrating a milestone 50th anniversary in 2021–2022 with events in Indianapolis and Bloomington, the ensemble continues to carry its legacy forward with dynamic performances that fuse jazz, gospel, soul, and contemporary Black music. This performer page highlights the IU Soul Revue’s biography, the lack of a published formal discography, and updates on upcoming tours and concerts.