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Black Sherif

14 concerts

Black Sherif blends Ghanaian Highlife with Reggae and Hip Hop, captivating with his vocal range and unorthodox melodies. Known for meaningful lyrics that resonate widely.

Steve Miller Band

8 concerts

Steve Miller, born in Milwaukee, revolutionized music in the late '60s San Francisco scene with his psychedelic blues and '70s pop hits like "Fly Like an Eagle." Known for chart-toppers "Rock'n Me" and "Jet Airliner," Miller collaborated with legends like Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy, showcasing virtuosity and enduring appeal.

Tedeschi Trucks Band

49 concerts

Tedeschi Trucks Band, led by Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi, excels in roots rock with hits like "Revelator," Grammy-winning debut. Known for thrilling live shows globally, they've collaborated with Trey Anastasio.

Ed Sheeran

30 concerts

Ed Sheeran, born in Halifax, blends folk, hip-hop, pop, and rock. Hits include "Shape of You," "The A Team." Albums like +, x, ÷ topped charts globally. Notable collaborations in 2019's No. 6 Project and 2023’s -.

Kamasi Washington

20 concerts

LA-born Kamasi Washington, a jazz multi-instrumentalist, gained fame with "The Epic" and "Heaven and Earth". Collaborated with Snoop Dogg and Thundercat, won the American Music Prize.

The Revivalists

10 concerts

The Revivalists, an 8-piece rock band known for soulful alt-rock anthems like the double-platinum "Wish I Knew You," boast multiplatinum sales, 800M+ streams, and are famed for their live performances and charity work through Rev Causes.

Lil Wayne

6 concerts

Lil Wayne, born in New Orleans' Hollygrove, is a Grammy-winning rap legend known for “Lollipop” & forming Hot Boys. His albums, including multi-platinum 'Tha Carter III', hit Billboard’s top spots.

Jon Cleary

6 concerts

British blues pianist Jon Cleary, known for working with icons like Eric Clapton and Bonnie Raitt, thrived in New Orleans' music scene with his band Absolute Monster Gentlemen. Celebrated for integrating R&B, blues, and Latin influences.

Charlie Musselwhite

5 concerts

Charlie Musselwhite and Ben Harper, introduced by John Lee Hooker, collaborated on the Grammy-winning blues album "Get Up!" and the soul-stirring "No Mercy In This Land." Their music showcases deep emotional and virtuosic blues.

Lost Bayou Ramblers

4 concerts

Cajun band Lost Bayou Ramblers, known for a progressive style, have 8 albums and a Grammy nod. Known for scoring "Beasts of the Southern Wild," they've also collaborated with Arcade Fire and Jack White.

Sonny Landreth

8 concerts

Louisiana slide guitar icon Sonny Landreth, Grammy-nominated and celebrated for Blues Music Awards, blends electric and acoustic styles. Known for Clapton's Crossroads Festival.

Angelique Kidjo

5 concerts

Born in Benin, Angélique Kidjo is a Grammy-winning singer known for her multilingual music, blending Afrobeat, pop, jazz, and reggae. Famous for hits like "Agolo," she collaborates widely, notably with Peter Gabriel and Alicia Keys. She also tackles global issues, acting as a UNICEF ambassador and supporting education for girls in West Africa through her Batonga Foundation.

Sweet Crude

1 concert

Sweet Crude, from Louisiana, blends French and English lyrics in a raucous pop style. Their layered, percussive sound is both dance-inducing and deeply crafted.

Honey Island Swamp Band

3 concerts

Formed by Hurricane Katrina evacuees in San Francisco, Honey Island Swamp Band blends blues, soul, and R&B with New Orleans rhythms. Known for "bayou Americana," key albums include "Cane Sugar" and "Demolition Day."

Cyril Neville

2 concerts

Cyril Neville, born in New Orleans, is a member of the Neville Brothers, known for his work in funk and reggae. Key albums include "Cabbage Alley" and "Fire on the Bayou" with The Meters. He's collaborated with artists like Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson and founded the Endangered Species Band and Uptown Allstars. Cyril also supports musicians through NOMO and has released solo albums such as "The Fire This Time."

Kenny Neal

2 concerts

Kenny Neal, born in New Orleans, is a prominent Baton Rouge swamp blues artist. His debut, "Big News from Baton Rouge!!," marked his rise. Grammy-nominated for "Bloodline," he has won multiple Blues Music Awards and played with legends like Buddy Guy.

Nile Rodgers

23 concerts

Nile Rodgers, born in NYC, is a famed guitarist and Chic co-founder known for hits like "Le Freak." He produced for icons like Bowie, Madonna, and Daft Punk, and is a Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee.

The Iceman Special

2 concerts

Louisiana-based The Iceman Special, known for funky punk indie rock, excels in futuristic psychedelia. Celebrated for thrilling live shows and a standout Jazz Fest performance, their music features dual guitars, strong vocals, and electronic elements.

Jazzmeia Horn

4 concerts

Jazzmeia Horn, born in Dallas, Texas, is a New York-based jazz vocalist. Known for her vocalese style, she won the 2013 Sarah Vaughan and 2015 Thelonious Monk competitions. Her Grammy-nominated albums include A Social Call (2017) and Love & Liberation (2019). Horn collaborates with elite musicians and showcased her arranging skills in the 2020 big-band album Dear Love.

Mia Borders

2 concerts

Mia Borders, from New Orleans, is a renowned singer-songwriter noted for her soulful voice and electrifying performances. Fusing soul, funk, rock, and blues, she has released three EPs and seven LPs under her label, Blaxican Records. Borders also runs Third Coast Entertainment, promoting women, LGBTQ+, and BIPOC artists, and The Borders Foundation, supporting marginalized artists.

Leroy Jones

1 concert

Leroy Jones, a New Orleans trumpeter, known for his jazz style, played with Danny Barker's band at 13, toured with Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, and joined Harry Connick Jr.'s band.

Vincent Herring

2 concerts

Vincent Herring, born in Kentucky, is a soulful alto saxophonist known for blending swinging blues-based jazz with advanced harmonics. Influenced by Cannonball Adderley, he gained fame playing with Nat Adderley in the late '80s. He has collaborated with jazz greats like Freddie Hubbard and Art Blakey. As a leader, his albums range from hard bop to funk jazz, featuring works such as Scene One and Morning Star. Notable collaborations include Eric Alexander on Friendly Fire. His dedication to jazz includes tributes like Bird at 100 and his 2021 release, Preaching to the Choir.

NLE Choppa

17 concerts

Memphis rapper NLE Choppa, known for "Shotta Flow," boasts 5.5B+ streams and 14 RIAA plaques. His music, celebrated by Billboard and Forbes, emphasizes family and spirituality. Collaborated with Warner Records.

Babyface Ray

1 concert

Detroit rapper Babyface Ray, famed for vivid slice-of-life lyrics, rose with 2021's Billboard-charting EP Unfuckwitable. Collaborated with Kash Doll and EST Gee. His albums, including Face and MOB, topped Billboard, solidifying his Detroit scene impact. Known for hits like "A Million Cash Race" and "What the Business Is."

d4vd

4 concerts

Houston-born d4vd blends moody indie pop & R&B. Known for hits like "Romantic Homicide," he rose from Fortnite videos to charting top Billboard spots. Released debut EPs in 2023 & collaborated with 21 Savage.

Tank and The Bangas

13 concerts

Tank and the Bangas, born from a New Orleans open-mic, won NPR's 2017 Tiny Desk Contest with "Quick." Known for vibrant live shows and a Grammy nod in 2020, they've played Coachella and collaborated with artists like Wayne Brady and ?uestlove.

Lil Yachty

38 concerts

Born in Mableton, Lil Yachty coined "bubblegum trap" with hits like "One Night." He earned Grammy nods & Top Ten albums including Teenage Emotions & Lil Boat 2. Known for blending druggy weirdness with ATL flair, his style spans from mumble rap to psychedelic rock. Collaborations include Carly Rae Jepsen and DaBaby.

Los Lobos

16 concerts

Los Lobos, formed in East L.A. in 1973, mixes rock, blues, Tex-Mex, and folk. Notable for "La Bamba," they embraced diverse sounds from Mexican folk to punk-influenced rock. Known for generations-spanning appeal and Grammy-nominated album Native Sons.

Mavis Staples

5 concerts

Mavis Staples & Levon Helm starred in 'The Last Waltz' 1976, known for "The Weight". Helm, post-cancer, won 3 GRAMMYs. Both icons revered in American music.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram

26 concerts

Grammy-winning blues guitarist & singer Christone “Kingfish” Ingram from Clarksdale, MS, is known for his intense performances. He's toured with Buddy Guy & won 10 Blues Music Awards. Rolling Stone praised his eclectic guitar style.

Lizzo

1 concert

Lizzo, born in Detroit, is a 4x GRAMMY® and Emmy-winning singer, rapper, and actress. Known for hits like "Truth Hurts" and "About Damn Time," she made history as the first black woman to win GRAMMY® Record of the Year since 1994. She has collaborated with brands like Fabletics for her Yitty activewear line and starred in a sold-out HBO special.

Latto

3 concerts

Born in Clayton County, GA, rapper Latto, a Rap Game S1 winner, hit platinum with "Bitch From Da Souf." Collaborated with Saweetie, Trina, City Girls, Lil Baby, Gucci Mane. Known for sharp lyrics and style.

Wu-Tang Clan

27 concerts

Wu-Tang Clan, formed in Staten Island, NY in 1993, became iconic with their unique rap style featuring hardcore beats and martial arts imagery. Key members include RZA, GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and Method Man. Their debut, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)," launched careers with hits like "C.R.E.A.M." They pioneered solo projects while maintaining group identity, winning acclaim with Method Man's "Tical" and GZA's "Liquid Swords." Known for their influence, they collaborated with many, including Cappadonna. Their legacy includes unique ventures like selling a single album copy for $2 million.

Feid

4 concerts

FEID, also known as FERXXO, hails from Colombia, excelling in REGGAETON with ventures into ELECTRONIC, REGGAE, HIP HOP, R&B, and AFROBEAT. Known for energetic songs that resonate broadly, he is celebrated for both his musical versatility and his vibrant live performances.

Gary Clark Jr.

39 concerts

Austin-born Gary Clark, Jr. merges blues-rock with funk, hip-hop, and African influences. Known for hits like "This Land," he's won Grammys, collaborated with Alicia Keys and Foo Fighters.

Big Freedia

4 concerts

New Orleans-born Big Freedia, Queen Diva of bounce music, achieved mainstream success with hits like "Booty-Whop." Starred in reality shows, featured on tracks with Beyoncé, Drake, and acted as a bounce ambassador. Notable for her high-energy LGBTQ+ anthems and advocacy.

The Soul Rebels

5 concerts

The Soul Rebels blend New Orleans brass tradition with funk, soul, hip-hop, jazz, and pop. Known for explosive shows, they've collaborated with Katy Perry, DMX, Nas, and Metallica. Featured on NPR's Tiny Desk and Stephen Colbert's show, they tour globally, capturing audiences across four continents.

Nicholas Payton

2 concerts

New Orleans-born Nicholas Payton is a celebrated trumpeter, keyboardist, and singer renowned for post-bop jazz fused with hip-hop, funk, and R&B. Known for Grammy-winning work with Doc Cheatham, he also explored electronica in Sonic Trance and coined the term Black American Music (BAM). Payton's acclaimed albums include Dear Louis and Afro-Caribbean Mixtape, and he has collaborated with artists like Wynton Marsalis and Joshua Redman. His influence expanded through teaching at Tulane University and self-releasing albums on his label, BMF.

MonoNeon

16 concerts

MonoNeon from Memphis, TN, is a bassist and singer-songwriter known for his experimental style. He collaborated with Prince and was the last bassist Prince hired.

Skrillex

1 concert

Skrillex, born in Los Angeles, is a record producer and DJ known for his impactful electronic music. He won 8 Grammys, holds the record for most Grammys won by an electronic artist, and collaborated with Justin Bieber and Kanye West. His EP "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" and Jack Ü with Diplo topped charts. He's also founded OWSLA, boosting stars like Marshmello and Zedd.

Ayra Starr

9 concerts

Born in Benin Republic, Ayra Starr grew up blending Cotonou & Lagos cultures. Known for "Away" & "Rush," her Afrosoul style draws from Yoruba & Beninese music. Starr boasts a BET nomination & multiple hits from her album "19 & Dangerous."

BADBADNOTGOOD

16 concerts

Toronto-based jazz ensemble BadBadNotGood blend '70s soul-jazz, alternative hip-hop, and experimental electronica. Known for jazz covers of artists like Odd Future and MF Doom, they gained fame with albums like III, which topped Billboard's Contemporary Jazz chart. Collaborating with Tyler, The Creator, Ghostface Killah, and Turnstile, they earned a Grammy nod for "Alien Love Call." Their lineup, initially a trio from Humber College, expanded with Leland Whitty. Their latest projects continue to explore diverse influences and collaborations.

Doechii

5 concerts

Rising hip-hop artist Doechii, born in Tampa and based in LA, blends diverse genres. Known for "Alter Ego" and "What It Is (Block Boy)," she has opened for Beyoncé and toured with Doja Cat.

Grace Jones

8 concerts

Born in Jamaica, Grace Jones rose from NYC's Studio 54 scene. Known for hits like "Pull Up to the Bumper," her unique style blends disco, reggae, and rock. Worked with Sly & Robbie, Trevor Horn, and Nile Rodgers, also starred in major films.

Jazmine Sullivan

2 concerts

Philadelphia-born R&B singer Jazmine Sullivan, known for hits like "Need U Bad," and albums "Fearless" & "Reality Show," has earned multiple Grammy nods. Famous for blending traditional and contemporary R&B, she has also collaborated with artists like Missy Elliott and PJ Morton.

KAYTRANADA

19 concerts

Kaytranada, a Montreal-raised producer, melds J Dilla-inspired hip-hop with woozy house. His debut, 99.9%, won the 2016 Polaris Prize. He's collaborated with Anderson .Paak, Kendrick Lamar, and Alicia Keys, among others, and earned two Grammys for his 2019 album, Bubba.

Kehlani

3 concerts

Bay Area-born Kehlani, a two-time GRAMMY®-nominated songstress, known for unfiltered lyrics, released hit mixtape *You Should Be Here*. Her hits include “Gangsta” and “Nights Like This.” She’s collaborated with Cardi B, Justin Bieber, and Chance the Rapper, and earned Billboard’s Rule Breaker Award. Her album *It Was Good Until It Wasn't* reflects on parenthood.

Maren Morris

8 concerts

Maren Morris, from Arlington, TX, blends country with pop, R&B, and rock. Known for hits like "My Church" & "The Middle" with Zedd, Grey. Won Grammys, part of supergroup the Highwomen, writes for stars.

Mumford & Sons

62 concerts

Mumford & Sons, known for their emotive folk-rock style, rose to fame in 2009 with *Sigh No More*. Hits include *Little Lion Man* and *The Cave*. Winning Grammy and BRIT awards, they topped charts with albums like *Babel* and *Wilder Mind*. Collaborated with stars like Pharrell Williams, Bob Dylan, and Bruce Springsteen.

Remi Wolf

42 concerts

Born in 1458 France, Remi might be a vampire! Known for her wild tech career & vibrant music, this immortal ex-CEO enjoys arts and wild antics. Exploring with legends, she's a hit worldwide!

SWV

5 concerts

SWV, '90s R&B icons known for hits like "Weak" & "Right Here/Human Nature," scored multiple top charters. Friends Coko, Taj, & Lelee harmonized from childhood. Produced by Teddy Riley, their debut went double platinum.

Wale

2 concerts

Wale, born Olubowale Victor Akintimehin in Washington, D.C., is a renowned rapper known for hits like "Lotus Flower Bomb" and "Bad." He blends go-go-inspired hip-hop and has topped Billboard charts with albums such as The Gifted and The Album About Nothing. Collaborations with Lady Gaga, Rick Ross, and J. Cole, along with working with Maybach Music Group, have solidified his impact. He won gold-certification with "That Way" and was Grammy-nominated for "Lotus Flower Bomb." Wale's style is characterized by clever wordplay and melodic slow jams.

Wet Leg

15 concerts

Formed on the Isle of Wight, Wet Leg, comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, blends sad and party music. Known for their hit "Chaise Longue" and a Mercury Prize-nominated debut album.

Jamie Cullum

23 concerts

Jamie Cullum, famed for 'Twentysomething' & 'Catch Up Tales', has sold 10M albums & amassed 890M streams globally. Winner of an Ivor Novello, he's collaborated with Herbie Hancock, Pharrell, & Kendrick Lamar. Known for his BBC Radio 2 show & dynamic live performances.

The Iguanas

2 concerts

New Orleans band Iguanas blends blues, Latin, R&B, zydeco & rock since 1989. Known for hits like "Para Donde Vas," they've worked with talents like Dave Alvin and recorded for labels like Margaritaville. Frequent Jazz Fest performers.

Rebirth Brass Band

17 concerts

The Rebirth Brass Band, born in New Orleans, blends brass band tradition with funk, jazz, and hip-hop. Formed in 1983 by Phil and Keith Frazier, they are Grammy winners known for hits like "Do Whatcha Wanna." They've appeared on HBO's *Treme* and collaborated with Trombone Shorty and others while touring globally.

Allison Russell

22 concerts

Grammy winner Allison Russell, a self-taught artist known for singles like "Eve Was Black," blends music with activism. Honored with multiple awards including the Juno and Americana, she performs with the Rainbow Coalition Band, promoting inclusivity.

Andrew Duhon

17 concerts

Louisiana-born Andrew Duhon crafts evocative narratives and heart-wrenching ballads. His deep connection to his roots shines in albums like "The Parish Record."

Samantha Fish

43 concerts

Samantha Fish, a rising star from Kansas City, is praised for her innovative blues style, powerful performances, and engaging guitar skills. With acclaimed albums and accolades, she's reinventing blues and collaborating with top artists.

Mdou Moctar

2 concerts

Nigerien Mdou Moctar's "Funeral For Justice" is a ferocious album featuring louder, political tracks about Tuareg struggles. Known for his iconic guitar solos, Moctar delivers unfiltered, passionate music.

Leo Nocentelli

1 concert

Leo Nocentelli, New Orleans native and Meters guitarist, known for polyrhythmic styles spanning funk, jazz, blues, and rock. Wrote hits like "Cissy Strut." Worked with stars from Joe Cocker to Stevie Wonder. Released an archival solo album in 2021.

Randy Brecker

4 concerts

Born in Philadelphia, jazz trumpeter Randy Brecker starred in Horace Silver's group and co-founded the Brecker Brothers with hits like "Some Skunk Funk." Known for post-bop and fusion, he's worked across genres, earning multiple Grammys with albums like "Randy in Brasil." Collaborated extensively, including with James Brown, George Benson, and Lou Reed.

Eric Johanson

7 concerts

Eric Johanson, a modern blues pioneer, launched "The Deep and the Dirty" in 2023, topping Billboard Blues charts. Known for authentic musical expression and innovative sound.