Smokey Robinson bringing Motown to Hard Rock Live on April 23

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The "Legend" label tends to get thrown around, but in this case, there's just no label that fits better. Smokey Robinson is one of, if not THE greatest Motown singer/songwriter in history.  His career with The Miracles produced tons of hit songs like "Shop Around", "Who's Loving You", and "The Tears of a Clown." He was a huge part of The Temptation's success, writing "My Girl", "The Way You Do the Things You Do", "Get Ready" and quite a few more.

Now he's appearing on American Idol watching kids ¼ his age cover his

songs, then showing them all up on stage. There aren't many chances to

see a living legend, especially one who still sounds like he did in his

prime, so take advantage. Tickets start at $47.50 and can be purchased

through Ticketmaster.