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Capital Jazz Fest with Tom Browne and The Headhunters

Jun 6, 2025 at 7:00 PM  ·  Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD

Capital Jazz Fest
Jun 6
Capital Jazz Fest

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Born in South Central LA, saxophonist Gerald Albright became a top session musician in the '80s, later signing with Atlantic. Known for albums like "Just Between Us," he collaborated with Norman Brown and consistently hit Billboard's jazz charts.
Dru Hill, formed in 1992 in Baltimore, is known for R&B hits like "Tell Me." Notable albums include their debut and "Enter the Dru." Despite Sisqó's solo fame, they've remained active, with hits achieving multi-million sales.
Jazz trumpeter Chris Botti, born in Portland, blends lyrical jazz with pop, influenced by Miles Davis. Known for hits like “When I Fall in Love” and Grammy-winning “Impressions,” collaborated with Sting, Paul Simon, and Herbie Hancock.
Born in Brooklyn, Marcus Miller is a versatile bassist known for his jazz-funk style and collaborations with Miles Davis, Lenny White, and Grover Washington, Jr. Winner of a Grammy for 2001's M², his albums often top jazz charts. Also a film composer with works like 2017's Marshall.
Born in NYC, Najee is a celebrated saxophonist and flutist known for blending jazz with R&B. Hits include "Najee's Theme" and "Tokyo Blue". Collaborated with Prince, Chaka Khan. Winner of two NAACP Awards.
Originally from Minnesota, José James is a jazz artist known for blending jazz, soul, funk, and rock. Influenced by Coltrane and Billie Holiday, his work includes collaborations with Flying Lotus, Moodymann, Robert Glasper, and Chris Dave. James' album No Beginning No End topped Billboard's jazz chart. He's renowned for tributes to Billie Holiday and Bill Withers and founded Rainbow Blonde Records. Notable projects include On & On, honoring Erykah Badu, and 1978.
TLC, iconic '90s female R&B/pop group from Atlanta, known for hits like “Waterfalls” & “No Scrubs”. Achievements include multi-platinum albums and several Grammys. Famed for vibrant style and impactful music, continued as a duo after Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes's tragic death in 2002.
En Vogue, iconic R&B group from Oakland, debuted in 1990 with hits like "Hold On," "My Lovin'." Known for albums 'Funky Divas' & 'EV3,' they meld R&B with stylish diversions. Multiple Grammy nods, collaborated with Salt-N-Pepa and Ne-Yo.
Born in Philadelphia, Bilal is a unique R&B artist, blending opera and jazz influences into his music. Known for neo-soul, he's collaborated with D'Angelo, Jay-Z, and more. His hits include "Soul Sista," and he's a Grammy-nominated artist from innovative albums like Airtight's Revenge.
Bob James, Missouri-born Grammy-winning jazz icon, is known for hits like "Angela" (Taxi theme) & albums like Touchdown. A pioneer in bridging jazz, pop, and classical, he co-founded Fourplay & has collaborated extensively, influencing genres from bop to R&B.
R&B group After 7, formed in 1987 in Indianapolis by the Edmonds brothers and Keith Mitchell, soared with hits like "Ready or Not." Known for their smooth harmonies and collaborations with Babyface and L.A. Reid, they've earned multiple Top Ten hits and gold albums. Still active, now with Danny McClain.
Avery*Sunshine, born Denise White in Chester, PA, is known for her vibrant and uplifting sound. Her #1 hit "Call My Name" won ASCAP’s Rhythm and Soul Song of the Year. She collaborates with Grammy-winner Dana “BigDane” Johnson and has performed globally, including for Aretha Franklin and opening for B.B. King. Nominated for Soul Train and BET Centric awards, she's celebrated for her lively performances.
Born in Brooklyn, Big Daddy Kane—King Asiatic Nobody's Equal—was a central figure in late '80s hip-hop. Known for hits like "Raw" and "Smooth Operator," he mixed smooth rap with strong rhyming skills, influencing many artists. Notably collaborated with Biz Markie and Barry White.
Will Downing, "The Prince of Sophisticated Soul," is famed for hits like "I Go Crazy" and duets like "Nothing Has Ever Felt Like This" with Rachelle Ferrell. Known for his distinctive baritone and lush musical style, he runs Sophisticated Soul label and hosts The Wind Down radio show.
Samara Joy, Bronx-born jazz sensation with a Verve Records debut, "Linger Awhile," gains acclaim with a velvety voice and classic style. Known for her gospel roots and awards, her music echoes greats like Sarah and Ella, captivating fans worldwide.
Esperanza Spalding, Grammy-winning jazz bassist from Portland, blends R&B, art rock, and post-bop. Known for albums like "Esperanza" and "Radio Music Society." Collaborated with Joe Lovano, Pat Metheny. Youngest Berklee faculty.
Born in Oakland, The Headhunters, led by Mike Clark & Bill Summers, revolutionized jazz with Herbie Hancock. Known for the platinum hit "Head Hunters" album, iconic tracks, and fusion of funk and jazz styles. Frequent collaborators include Herbie Hancock and Bennie Maupin.
Signed to Michael Jackson's MJJ Epic in 1993, Brownstone is famed for "If You Love Me." After Maxee's 2015 passing, Nicci Gilbert-Daniels, Arin Jackson, and Alexis Jones continue touring.

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