Incognito Detroit Tickets - The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre

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Althea Rene

3 concerts

Althea Rene, a Detroit-born flutist and former police officer, is known for her soulful contemporary jazz and funk. With albums like "In the Flow" and singles "Sunday Cruise" and "Free," she topped the Billboard smooth jazz chart. Daughter of Funk Brother Dezie McCullers, she studied at Howard University and later performed globally at festivals such as the North Sea Jazz Festival. In 2018, she authored a guide for women in music.

Spyro Gyra

14 concerts

Born in Buffalo, NY, Spyro Gyra fuses pop-jazz with R&B, pop, and Caribbean elements. Known for hits like "Morning Dance," they boast gold records, top chart positions, and several Grammy nods.

Incognito

8 concerts

Founded in 1979 by Jean-Paul Maunick, Incognito is an acid jazz project known for blending '70s soul, funk, and jazz. Hit songs include covers of "Always There" and "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing." Continually charting with albums like "Amplified Soul," collaborating with artists like Jocelyn Brown and Maysa Leak.

Mike Phillips

2 concerts

Jazz saxophonist Mike Phillips is known for his authentic sound blending R&B and hip-hop. Famous for his soulful sax melodies, he's earned critical acclaim and worked with top artists.

Patrice Rushen

1 concert

Patrice Rushen, classically trained pianist, blends jazz, pop & R&B. Known for "Forget Me Nots," Grammy nominee, composed for films & TV, first female music director for major award shows. Collaborated with Stevie Wonder, Prince, more.

Rahsaan Patterson

3 concerts

Rahsaan Patterson, a New York native known for mixing gospel and R&B, gained fame via "Kids Incorporated." He co-wrote Brandy's hit "Baby" and launched a solo career with his self-titled debut in 1997. He collaborated with artists like Jody Watley and Faith Evans, and achieved success with albums like *After Hours* and *Heroes & Gods*.

Bob Baldwin

2 concerts

New York-born Bob Baldwin, jazz composer and pianist, has created over 450 songs, hitting Billboard top 10 with "Be Blessed (No Stress)". Known for Beatles, Stevie Wonder tributes and collaborations with Melba Moore and Tom Browne. Sony Innovators Award winner.

Jonathan Butler

5 concerts

South African-born Jonathan Butler excelled in R&B, pop, and jazz fusion. Known for hits like "Lies," Grammy nods, and gold albums in SA. His faith influences his music, often blending it with jazz. Collaborated with stars like Stevie Wonder and Marcus Miller.

Kelly Price

6 concerts

Born in Queens, Kelly Price is a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter known for gospel and R&B. She debuted with the platinum "Soul of a Woman," featuring Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston.

Marcus Miller

21 concerts

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.

Najee

6 concerts

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.

PJ Morton

7 concerts

Grammy-winning artist, acclaimed for hits like "First Began" & "How Deep Is Your Love," collaborated with stars like Adam Levine & Stevie Wonder. Known for blending pop/R&B, his music features in films & on Spotify with over 553K monthly listeners.