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Mavis Staples

12 concerts

American music icon Mavis Staples began performing at 8 with her family’s Staple Singers. A multi-GRAMMY winner and Lifetime Achievement honoree, Kennedy Center Honoree, and hall of fame inductee, she’s collaborated with Bob Dylan, Prince, Aretha Franklin and Willie Nelson.

Chris Stapleton

3 concerts

Kentucky-born country musician Chris Stapleton is an 11x Grammy, 19x CMA and 21x ACM Award winner. His album Higher includes “White Horse” and “Think I'm In Love With You,” and “It Takes A Woman” won Best Country Solo Performance at the 67th Grammys.

Jackson Browne

5 concerts

Southern California singer-songwriter known for literate, emotionally honest songs. Debut album on David Geffen’s Asylum Records (1972); released 14 studio albums. Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (2004) and Songwriters Hall of Fame (2007).

Keb' Mo'

10 concerts

Los Angeles-born guitarist/vocalist Keb' Mo' blends country-blues, soul, and folksy storytelling. His 1994 debut Keb' Mo' broke through; Just Like You and Slow Down won Grammys. TajMo with Taj Mahal and Oklahoma also earned Grammy Awards.

The War And Treaty

23 concerts

Formed in 2014 by husband-and-wife duo Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter, The War And Treaty blend roots and country. GRAMMY-nominated for Best New Artist and “Blank Page,” they won AMA Duo/Group of the Year twice and released major label debut Lover’s Game.

Grace Potter

5 concerts

Two-time GRAMMY nominee Grace Potter is a rock singer hailed by SPIN as “one of the greatest living voices in rock.” Her five studio albums include 2019’s Daylight, nominated for Best Rock Album. She’s collaborated with artists like Kenny Chesney.

Jeff Tweedy

16 concerts

Born in Belleville, Illinois, Jeff Tweedy rose in the ’80s/’90s alt-country scene with Uncle Tupelo (No Depression). He formed Wilco in 1994, whose Yankee Hotel Foxtrot became their best-seller; A Ghost Is Born won Grammys.

Robert Randolph

2 concerts

New Jersey-raised rock-blues pedal steel virtuoso rooted in House of God Church “Sacred Steel,” blending gospel, rock, blues, and soul. GRAMMY-nominated with The Family Band; collaborated with Eric Clapton, Santana, Norah Jones, and Beyoncé.

Nathaniel Rateliff

6 concerts

Nathaniel Rateliff grew up in rural Missouri, learning music in his family’s church band. At 19 he moved to Denver, working night shifts while playing open mics. He released Desire and Dissolving Men (2007), In Memory of Loss (2010) and more.

Norah Jones

5 concerts

Norah Jones, born in NYC, is a nine-time GRAMMY winner known for "Come Away With Me." She's sold over 52 million albums globally. Famous for solo works and collaborations with artists like Willie Nelson and Foo Fighters. Also part of The Little Willies and Puss N Boots.

Michael McDonald

St. Louis-born husky baritone blending blue-eyed soul & soft rock; Doobie Brothers hits “What a Fool Believes,” “Taking It to the Streets”; duets Ingram/LaBelle.

Hozier

Irish artist Hozier, from Wicklow, rose to fame with "Take Me To Church." Known for soulful music, he achieved critical acclaim with albums like "Wasteland, Baby!" and "Unreal Unearth," earning multi-platinum sales and a Grammy nomination. His global success includes topping charts and billions of streams, but Ireland remains his heart’s home.

Taj Mahal

New York-born blues stylist and storyteller Taj Mahal (born Henry St. Claire Fredericks) blends country-blues with Caribbean and global sounds. His 1968 debut and Giant Step built his reputation; he won Grammys for Señor Blues and TajMo with Keb’ Mo’.

Black Pumas

Austin duo Black Pumas (Eric Burton & Adrian Quesada): soul meets symphonic pop, jazz-funk & psychedelia; famed “electric church” live shows; 7 Grammy noms.