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Incognito

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Brit-funk-rooted acid jazz group Incognito, led by multi-instrumentalist Jean-Paul “Bluey” Maunick since 1979. Known for UK hits “Always There” (No. 6) and “Don’t You Worry ’Bout a Thing” (No. 19) and Top 10 Billboard Contemporary Jazz albums.

Mike Phillips

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Pieces of a Dream

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Philadelphia's Pieces of a Dream, formed in 1976, are R&B and jazz fusion pioneers. Known for smooth, melodic grooves, they gained fame with hits like "Fo-Fi-Fo" and "Warm Weather". Mentored by Grover Washington, Jr., they've released albums like "Fired Up!" and "We Got This," sold millions, and earned "Pioneers of Smooth Jazz" recognition. Their enduring sound blends funk and soul.

Althea Rene

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Detroit-born flutist and bandleader Althea Rene blends contemporary jazz, funk, and instrumental R&B. A former Wayne County deputy sheriff, she debuted with Flute Talk (2000). Her album In the Flow (2013) hit No. 1 on Billboard smooth jazz.

Spyro Gyra

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Formed in Buffalo, New York in 1974, Spyro Gyra are a pop-jazz fusion group blending R&B, pop, Caribbean and jazz. Their platinum 1979 album Morning Dance spawned a Top 40 hit; they’ve earned Grammy nominations and topped Contemporary Jazz charts with Stories Without Words and Fast Forward.

Patrice Rushen

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Patrice Rushen is a classically trained pianist known for a jazz-pop-R&B fusion. A four-time Grammy nominee, she wrote the hit “Forget Me Nots,” and has scored film/TV. She’s collaborated with Stevie Wonder, Prince and Herbie Hancock.

Rahsaan Patterson

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New York-born gospel-rooted R&B singer/songwriter Rahsaan Patterson rose via Kids Incorporated (1984–87), co-wrote Brandy’s “Baby” and Tevin Campbell’s “Back to the World,” and debuted solo with Rahsaan Patterson (1997). Albums include After Hours and Bleuphoria.

Jonathan Butler

2 concerts

Cape Town-born guitarist/singer Jonathan Butler blends R&B, pop, jazz fusion and worship music. Broke through with 7th Avenue and Jonathan Butler; hit single Lies reached #27 Hot 100 and earned a Grammy nom. 2004’s Surrender went gold in South Africa.

Marcus Miller

12 concerts

Brooklyn-born jazz bassist Marcus Miller blends funk, R&B, and contemporary jazz. A former ’70s session ace and key member of Miles Davis’ ’80s band, he won a Grammy for 2001’s M² and topped jazz charts with Renaissance and Afrodeezia.

Najee

4 concerts

Born in New York’s Greenwich Village, Najee is a saxophonist and flute player known for crossover jazz and R&B. His Grammy-nominated Najee’s Theme (1986) hit No. 1; Tokyo Blue went gold. A two-time NAACP Award winner, he’s worked with Prince and Chaka Khan.

PJ Morton

13 concerts

New Orleans-based soul singer, songwriter, producer PJ Morton is a 6x Grammy winner and 22x nominee. He ran Morton Records, was Maroon 5’s full-time keyboardist for 15 years, and has collaborated with Stevie Wonder and Erykah Badu.

Bob Baldwin

NY-born jazz pianist/arranger Bob Baldwin: 480+ songs, globe-touring. Sony Innovators Award; Atlantic deal. Known for Billboard Top 15 tribute projects & “Never Can Say Goodbye.”

Kelly Price

Queens-born gospel/R&B powerhouse: Mariah Carey’s backing singer, Whitney’s “Heartbreak Hotel” & “Friend of Mine.” Platinum Soul of a Woman/Mirror Mirror; 9 Grammy noms.

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The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre Amphitheater Capacity: 7,000

2600 Atwater St, Detroit, MI 48207, USA

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+1 313-393-0292

About The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre

The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre is a 7,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater located on the Detroit Riverfront, renowned for its distinctive tensile fabric roof and scenic waterfront setting. Originally Chene Park, it was renamed in 2019 to honor the legendary Detroit music icon. Attending a live event here offers a unique experience, with the stage facing the Detroit River, allowing boats to anchor behind for a truly unparalleled concert backdrop.

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