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DMC with Cimafunk, Joy Oladokun, and more

Sep 7, 2023  ·  Canyons Village Amphitheater, Park City, UT Canyons Village Amphitheater, Park City, UT

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Cimafunk is an Afro-Cuban artist known for a distinctive Afro-Cuban sound and electrifying live shows with his 9-piece band, La Tribu. He earned multiple Grammy nominations; debut album Terapia (2018) includes “Me Voy.”
Joy Oladokun, born in Casa Grande, Arizona, is a queer Black singer-songwriter blending folk, R&B, rock, and pop. A daughter of Nigerian immigrants, she crafts vulnerable songs on identity and social justice. Her albums include "Proof of Life" and "Observations from a Crowded Room," with "Hope Is A Heavy Thing" also part of her discography.
Devon Gilfillian is a soul artist whose third studio album, Time Will Tell, was recorded live to tape at Nashville’s RCA Studio A. He wrote and produced with drummer Jonathan Smalt, with Neal H Pogue as executive producer, blending rock, funk, and country.
Baltimore native Brittney Spencer released her debut album My Stupid Life, led by the single “Bigger Than The Song”. Featured by The New York Times and Rolling Stone, she’s performed on Today, CBS Mornings, the CMA and ACM Awards, and more.
Steve Poltz is a Canadian-American singer-songwriter based in East Nashville. Known for the Rugburns and co-writing Jewel’s “You Were Meant for Me.” His 14th solo album, JoyRide, was produced by Dex Green and features 10 songs.
Making Movies is a Latin Grammy–nominated group led by Enrique Chi (born in Santiago, Panamá, raised in the American Midwest). Blending Panamanian rhythms with psychedelic rock, Chi features the traditional mejorana. Collaborators include Rubén Blades, Kevin Morby, and Los Lobos’ Steve Berlin.
Autumn Nicholas (they/them) is a songwriter and performer who has played Newport Folk Festival, AmericanaFest, and The Kennedy Center, opened for Amanda Shires and Jason Isbell, and won the 2023 Music Forward Foundation Emerging LGBTQ+ Artist Award.
Danielle Ponder, from Rochester, NY, left a legal career to pursue music, blending pop, R&B, blues, rock, and trip-hop. Her debut album showcases her powerful voice.
Born in Pennsylvania, Grammy-nominated Matisyahu blends reggae, hip-hop & alt rock with spiritual grit; albums Light, Youth; hits “One Day,” “Sunshine,” “King Without a Crown.”
Born near Pittsburgh, Rissi Palmer blends country and R&B into “Southern Soul.” Known for hits like “Country Girl,” she’s performed at the Grand Ole Opry and shared stages with Taylor Swift.
J.D. Souther, born in Detroit & raised in Amarillo, shaped '70s country-rock. Known for Eagles hits like "Best of My Love", he collaborated with Glenn Frey, Linda Ronstadt & James Taylor. His solo works include "You're Only Lonely". Also acted in "thirtysomething".
New Orleans performer Brad Walker is known for “soaring” solos backing Sturgill Simpson on Saturday Night Live, the Grammys and the Tonight Show. Since 2011 he’s played with Bernard Purdie and others, and has five releases, including Quintet (2014).
Leeds-born DJ/producer, ex hip-hop hitmaker with a UK Top 40 single; now UK underground club artist—tight percussion, rolling bass, stripped-back grooves; known for “Funky Feelin’,” backed by Riordan.
Born in Long Island, Chuck D founded Public Enemy, revolutionizing hip-hop with politically charged, avant-garde rap like "Fight the Power." A respected intellectual and activist.
Twin brothers from Versailles, Kentucky, The Kentucky Gentlemen blend country with R&B and pop. Known for hits like "Vibin’" and "Whatever You’re Up For," they've earned praise from NPR and CMT.

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