Capital Jazz Fest Columbia Tickets - Merriweather Post Pavilion

CeCe Peniston

2 concerts

Born in Dayton, OH, disco diva CeCe Peniston moved to Phoenix, became Miss Black Arizona, and soared with hits like "Finally." Her work, loved globally, still thrives in dance clubs. Continues to perform in cities like Las Vegas.

Switch

1 concert

Ohio-based band Switch, featuring Bobby DeBarge and others, blended funk and quiet storm. Hits include "There'll Never Be" and "I Call Your Name." They backed Barry White and influenced artists like Ne-Yo and Erykah Badu.

Spyro Gyra

13 concerts

Formed in Buffalo, NY, Spyro Gyra is a pop-jazz fusion band known for hits like "Morning Dance." They blend R&B, pop, and Caribbean music, earning multiple Grammy nominations.

Babyface

12 concerts

Babyface, a 13-time Grammy winner, is renowned for hits like “Tender Lover” and collaborations with icons like Madonna, Beyonce, and Michael Jackson. He holds a record for winning the Grammy 'Producer of the Year' category four times. His recent solo single "As a Matter of Fact" topped the Billboard Adult R&B chart, and his album *Girls Night Out* featured collaborations with leading female R&B artists.

Raheem DeVaughn

19 concerts

Born with soul's timeless essence, this artist's style blends blues, hip-hop, and R&B, crafting hits like "Fall In Love." Known as the Love King of Soul & R&B.

Chrisette Michele

13 concerts

Grammy-winning artist Chrisette Michele from Long Island is renowned for her R&B, soul, and jazz fusion. Known for hits like "A Couple of Forevers," she blends inspirational lyrics with classic tunes.

Lalah Hathaway

7 concerts

Chicago-born Lalah Hathaway, daughter of Donny Hathaway, is a five-time Grammy winner known for soulful, genre-blending music. She's collaborated with Pharrell, Kendrick Lamar, and more.

Kem

13 concerts

Nashville-born, Detroit-raised KEM, a multiplatinum R&B icon, is known for hits like "Kemistry" and "Promise To Love." His collaborations include touring with Babyface. He's a three-time GRAMMY nominee, twice topped Billboard's R&B chart, and has six NAACP and two Soul Train nods.

Joss Stone

13 concerts

Born in Kent, Joss Stone is a British singer known for her powerful voice and vintage soul sound. Her debut album "The Soul Sessions" sold over five million copies, earning her acclaim and Grammy noms with "Mind, Body & Soul." She won a Grammy for "Family Affair" with John Legend and Van Hunt. Collaborations with Dave Stewart, Raphael Saadiq, and Betty Wright enriched her style. Her U.K. chart-topping albums include "Mind, Body & Soul" and "The Soul Sessions, Vol. 2." Stone also won The Masked Singer U.K. in 2021.

Jon B.

7 concerts

Born in Providence, raised in Pasadena, Jon B. is a notable R&B songwriter, producer, and artist known for blending '70s soul with hip-hop. Hits like "Someone to Love" and "They Don't Know," collaborations with Babyface and 2Pac, and platinum albums define his career.

Meshell Ndegeocello

9 concerts

Meshell Ndegeocello, born in Berlin and raised in Washington, D.C., is celebrated for her genre-defying music across jazz, blues, funk, and more. Known for her virtuosic bass skills and unique vocal style, she gained fame with hits like "If That's Your Boyfriend." Collaborating with artists such as John Mellencamp, she has been nominated for multiple Grammys, winning for Best Alternative Jazz Album with "Omnichord Real Book." She's contributed to projects like the Sun Ra tribute and collaborated with a wide array of musicians, continually challenging musical boundaries.

Keyon Harrold

8 concerts

Keyon Harrold, born in Ferguson, MO, is a GRAMMY-winning trumpeter hailed by Wynton Marsalis. Known for blending jazz, classical, rock, and hip hop, his album 'The Mugician' features insightful lyrics and collaborations with Pharoahe Monch, Gary Clark Jr., and Robert Glasper.

Anthony Hamilton

23 concerts

Anthony Hamilton, born in Charlotte, NC, is known for his rugged yet graceful R&B voice. After early career struggles, he broke through with "Comin' from Where I'm From" in 2003. Hamilton's notable collaborations include Al Green, with whom he won a Grammy for "You've Got the Love I Need." His hits like "Charlene" and albums "Back to Love" and "What I'm Feelin'" earned Grammy nods. He's collaborated with artists like Babyface and Nas, and founded the My Music Box label for his 2021 album "Love Is the New Black."

Leela James

5 concerts

Leela James, born in Los Angeles, blends classic soul with contemporary flair. Known for her gritty vocals, she's been compared to Aretha Franklin. Her debut, "A Change Is Gonna Come," involved Kanye West and Raphael Saadiq. Hits include "Say That" with Anthony Hamilton and "Don't Want You Back." She also appeared on R&B Divas: Los Angeles.

Gregory Porter

20 concerts

Gregory Porter, born in Los Angeles and raised in Bakersfield, CA, is renowned for his warm baritone and jazz, soul, and gospel fusion. He's compared to Nat King Cole, Donny Hathaway, and Stevie Wonder. His 2010 debut, *Water*, earned a Grammy nomination, and his third album, *Liquid Spirit*, won the Best Jazz Vocal Album Grammy, becoming one of the most-streamed jazz albums ever. Known for originals and tributes like 2017's *Nat King Cole & Me*, he has collaborated with Kamau Kenyatta, Disclosure, and others. His 2020 album *All Rise* was Grammy-nominated, and his holiday album *Christmas Wish* followed in 2023.

Jodeci

5 concerts

Jodeci, known as "The Bad Boys of R&B," revolutionized the genre with soulful harmonies. With 20M+ albums sold globally and three #1 Billboard R&B albums, they're famous for hits like "Forever My Lady," "Come & Talk To Me," and "Cry For You." In 2023, they headlined the Summer Block Party Tour, joined by SWV and Dru Hill.

Kindred The Family Soul

6 concerts

Kindred the Family Soul, a Grammy-nominated duo from Philly, blends traditional soul and gospel with R&B. Known for heartfelt songs co-written by members Fatin Dantzler and Aja Graydon, they've collaborated with Jill Scott, Bilal, and Jazmine Sullivan. Albums like Surrender to Love and Legacy of Love garnered critical acclaim, reaching the Billboard R&B charts.

Karyn White

2 concerts

Los Angeles-born R&B singer Karyn White, known for chart-topping hits like "Superwoman," collaborated with L.A. Reid, Babyface, and Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis. Her debut album went double platinum.

Alex Bugnon

5 concerts

Swiss jazz keyboardist Alex Bugnon, nephew of Donald Byrd, grew up at Montreux Jazz Festival. Studied in Paris & Berklee, worked with Patti Austin & Keith Sweat. Albums like 'Love Season' hit R&B charts; known for blending jazz & urban styles.

Louie Vega

2 concerts

Grammy-winning DJ Louie Vega, a leader in global dance music, blends house, salsa, afrobeat, and more. Known for evolving styles, he collaborates with Kenny Dope Gonzalez (Masters At Work), The Martinez Brothers, Robyn, Honey Dijon, and others.

Theo Croker

5 concerts

GRAMMY-nominated trumpeter Theo Croker blends jazz, hip-hop, and soul in dynamic music. Known for hits like “We Still Wanna Dance,” he’s collaborated with Common and J. Cole.

Teedra Moses

1 concert

Teedra Moses is a Californian R&B singer-songwriter known for her 2004 debut "Complex Simplicity." She co-wrote Christina Milian's hit "Dip It Low" and collaborated with Raphael Saadiq and Kaytranada. Her music blends gospel fervor with contemporary R&B, and her second album "Cognac & Conversation" charted in 2015. Moses' notable works include "Be Your Girl" and appearances on Grammy-winning projects.

Braxton Cook

13 concerts

Braxton Cook, from Washington, D.C., is a world-class alto saxophonist known for blending jazz, soul, funk, and gospel. He's collaborated with Christian Scott, Mac Miller, and Solange Knowles. His popular albums, like *Somewhere in Between* and *No Doubt*, showcased his vocal talent and achieved over a million streams. Cook's distinguished presence at festivals and his work with Nettwerk solidified his reputation as a contemporary jazz prodigy.

Black Violin

32 concerts

Black Violin, Fort Lauderdale duo Kev Marcus and Wil Baptiste, blends classical strings with modern beats. Grammy-nominated, Apollo winners, praised by NPR, they inspire youth nationwide.