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Al Di Meola

11 concerts

Al Di Meola pioneered blending world music, rock, and jazz, known for complex rhythms and lyrical melodies. He won a Grammy, collaborated with legends like Frank Zappa, Chick Corea, and Paco De Lucia, and holds the most Guitar Player magazine awards. His album "OPUS" reflects newfound personal happiness and enhanced compositional skills.

Dhafer Youssef

1 concert

Dhafer Youssef, born in a Tunisian village, bridges East and West with innovative oud and jazz fusion. He's collaborated with Herbie Hancock and won an Edison Award in 2017.

Amsterdam Klezmer Band

1 concert

Amsterdam Klezmer Band, formed in 1996, mixes traditional Yiddish music with modern flair. Known for energetic live shows, they've played renowned venues like Sziget and North Sea Jazz.

Amaro Freitas

2 concerts

Amaro Freitas, born in Brazil, blends Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous sounds with global avant-jazz in Y'Y. Collaborating with Shabaka Hutchings and Jeff Parker, he's known for innovative Brazilian jazz.

PJ Morton

5 concerts

Born in New Orleans, PJ Morton is a Grammy-winning R&B artist known for hits like "First Began." Collaborated with Adam Levine and Lil Wayne; became Solange's music director.

Emily King

4 concerts

NYC-born Emily King, known for her soul/R&B and pop blend, was Grammy-nominated for debut East Side Story. Works closely with producer Jeremy Most.

Smino

3 concerts

Smino, a dynamic voice from St. Louis, is acclaimed in hip-hop for albums like blkswn and NØIR. Known for vibrant collaborations with J. Cole, his style blends rap with soulful beats, garnering critical praise and selling out US tours.

Jamie Cullum

4 concerts

Born in England, Jamie Cullum is a celebrated musician known for his vibrant style blending jazz and pop. Collaborating with artists like Herbie Hancock and Pharrell Williams, he has sold 10 million albums and earned over 890 million streams. Notable works include hits from "Twentysomething" and his Ivor Novello-winning track "The Age of Anxiety." Jamie's stellar career includes BRIT and Grammy nominations, a popular BBC Radio 2 show, and recent Christmas albums featuring diverse talents.

D.K. Harrell

11 concerts

Louisiana-born blues guitarist and vocalist D.K. Harrell is known for his soulful voice, stinging guitar, original songs, Blues Music Award, and dynamic live shows worldwide.

Chucho Valdés

6 concerts

Cuban pianist and composer Chucho Valdés, born in Quivicán, is a pivotal figure in Afro-Cuban jazz, blending Afro-Cuban, jazz, and classical styles. He's won seven GRAMMYs, five Latin GRAMMYs, and a Latin Academy Lifetime Achievement Award. His acclaimed album "Jazz Batá 2" earned a Latin GRAMMY and was on Billboard's 50 Best Latin Albums of the Decade. Valdés collaborates with his wife, Lorena Salcedo, to share Latin jazz globally.

Avishai Cohen

6 concerts

Avishai Cohen, an Israeli jazz bassist, composer, and singer, blends post-bop and contemporary jazz with Middle Eastern traditions. Discovered by Chick Corea, he joined Origin in NYC. Key albums: Adama, Aurora, and Two Roses. Founded RazDaz Recordz in 2002. Known for collaborating with Nitai Hershkovits and Mark Guiliana, he has redefined jazz concepts.

Kurt Rosenwinkel

7 concerts

Philadelphia-born jazz guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel is known for his innovative style and collaborations with artists like Gary Burton and Paul Motian. Influenced by Pat Metheny, he gained fame with albums like "The Next Step" and "Deep Song." A professor in Germany, he later focused solely on performance, founding Heartcore Records and exploring diverse styles including Brazilian music and jazz standards. An NEA Composer's Award winner, he remains a dynamic force in contemporary jazz.

RAYE

79 concerts

British singer-songwriter RAYE, known for her blend of pop and R&B, boasts eight Top 20 UK singles, 5B Spotify streams, an Ivor Novello, six 2024 BRITs, and hits like "Escapism." She’s toured with Lewis Capaldi, Kali Uchis, and SZA, headlined Glastonbury, and earned critical acclaim for her Royal Albert Hall show.