GALLERY: Khalid hits the Spokane Arena with his grooveable R&B

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click to enlarge Khalid at the Spokane Arena on Tuesday, July 9. - ALICIA HAUFF PHOTO
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Khalid at the Spokane Arena on Tuesday, July 9.

The sky is the limit for the young R&B tunesmith Khalid.

The 21-year-old already has four headlining tours, five Grammy nominations and several Top 10 singles under his belt. Check out our photos of his Spokane Arena show on Tuesday, July 9.

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