Hampton Jazz Festival with Brian Culbertson, Jon Batiste, and more

Brian Culbertson, born in Decatur, Illinois, is a renowned keyboardist and composer known for his jazz, funk, pop, and new age crossover albums. He gained fame with hits like "Secrets," "Somethin' Bout Love," and "It's on Tonight," and collaborated with stars like Gerald Albright and Bootsy Collins. An award-winning artist, he's released many chart-topping jazz albums and founded BCM Entertainment. Culbertson's diverse sound includes R&B romance and acoustic jazz, with celebrated works like "Colors of Love" and "Bringing Back the Funk."

Born in New Orleans, Jon Batiste is a celebrated composer and pianist known for his genre-blending style. He has collaborated with artists like Beyoncé and Herbie Hancock. Batiste has earned five Grammy Awards, an Emmy, and an Oscar. His album "We Are" won "Album of the Year." A Juilliard alumnus, he directs music at The Atlantic and the National Jazz Museum in Harlem.

Born in South Bend, Indiana, October London is a soul-rooted artist known for heartfelt vocals reminiscent of Marvin Gaye. Excelling in R&B, rap, and country ballads, he frequently collaborates with Snoop Dogg and has recorded for Cadillacc Music, Doggy Style, and Death Row Records. Popular works include "Black Man in America," "Tennessee Whiskey," and albums like "The Rebirth of Marvin."