Frontier Touring New Zealand manager Brent Eccles said the company had used ASB Baypark as a concert venue for other shows, including Six60 and Sol3 Mio.
Mr Eccles said the venue looked after the company and its artists, and it was a good place to play.
The benefit of having a show in Tauranga was its central location, drawing fans from Tauranga as well as Whakatane, Rotorua, Kawerau and Hamilton.
"I think it's going to go really, really well," he said.
"We've had a lot of people call the office and a lot commenting on social media.
"Tauranga has a good R&B population as well."
Tourism Bay of Plenty assistant marketing and communications manager Abby Parkin said events like this were fantastic for the Bay of Plenty.
"Music festivals, band visits and events are fantastic for the region.
"To host significant music acts, like TLC, provides a fantastic opportunity to showcase our region which often entices repeat visitation.
"TLC in particular have a huge international following, so for Tauranga to be a chosen venue will hopefully encourage similar acts in the future."
It has been a week of big acts announcing shows in Tauranga. On Friday Nitro Circus announced it would be performing at ASB Baypark Stadium in February next year.
• Ticket sales begin tomorrow at 4pm for Frontier members at ticketmaster.co.nz.
• General public tickets go on sale on August 29 from 12pm.
• Show is on November 12 at ASB Baypark Arena.