Leon with Mad Dogs and Englishmen, Tribute to Joe Cocker, and more

Mad Dogs & Englishmen, led by Joe Cocker and Leon Russell, began as a legendary 1970 US tour. It's celebrated for its sprawling rock, soul, and blues fusion, delivered by a large ensemble and choir. Known for energetic performances of songs like "The Letter" and "Cry Me a River," the project was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Notable collaborations included Rita Coolidge, cementing its legacy as a unique musical phenomenon.

LÉON, born Lotta Lindgren in Stockholm, Sweden, is an acclaimed indie-pop and soul singer-songwriter. Recognized for her emotive vocals and introspective lyrics, she rose to prominence with "Tired of Talking." Her discography features albums such as LÉON, Apart, and Circles, with popular songs including "You and I," "Falling," and "Dancer." She collaborated with Jonas Blue on "Hear Me Say."

Tribute to Joe Cocker embodies the raw soul, grit, and powerful voice of the legendary artist, delivering passionate performances of his iconic rock, blues, and soul hits. Known for spot-on renditions of classics like "With A Little Help From My Friends" and "You Can Leave Your Hat On," this tribute honors Joe Cocker's enduring musical legacy.