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Dawn Brothers

2 concerts

Rotterdam's Dawn Brothers blend rock, folk, blues, and soul, known for their energetic shows and musical chemistry. Their unique roots music captivates audiences.

Tom Jones

42 concerts

Tom Jones, born in Wales, is a legendary singer known for his powerful voice and diverse genre-spanning works. He’s sold over 100M records, earning a knighthood, BRIT Awards, and more. His 2021 album "Surrounded By Time" topped UK charts, showcasing his evolving artistry.

Jan Garbarek

9 concerts

Born in Norway, Jan Garbarek, a pioneering saxophonist associated with ECM since 1970, blends jazz with various global music styles. Renowned for albums like 'Witchi-Tai-To' and 'Rites,' he's collaborated extensively, including with Keith Jarrett and the Hilliard Ensemble, influencing classical crossover.

Snarky Puppy

9 concerts

Formed in Denton, Texas, Snarky Puppy, led by Michael League, blends jazz, rock, and funk. Known for Grammy wins, including for "Something" with Lalah Hathaway, and top jazz albums like 'Culcha Vulcha'.

Salif Keita

4 concerts

Malian afro-pop legend Salif Keita, born to royal lineage, overcame early rejection due to albinism. Known for blending jazz, funk, and pop with African traditions, Keita earned global acclaim with albums like "Soro" & "Moffou". Collaborated with artists like Carlos Santana and Cesária Évora. Announced retirement after 2018's "Un Autre Blanc".

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.

Mark Lettieri

3 concerts

GRAMMY-winning guitarist Mark Lettieri is known for instrumental music and as a member of Snarky Puppy and The Fearless Flyers. He has collaborated across genres and released multiple albums, with "Deep: The Baritone Sessions, Vol. 2" earning a GRAMMY nomination.

Fred Hersch

1 concert

Acclaimed jazz pianist Fred Hersch, born in Cincinnati, is known for his nuanced playing and original compositions. A celebrated educator, his students include Brad Mehldau. He's earned multiple Grammy nominations and a Guggenheim Fellowship, and works extensively with artists like Esperanza Spalding. Hersch is also a vocal advocate for gay rights and AIDS research.

Brandee Younger

4 concerts

Harpist Brandee Younger, born in New York, revolutionizes harp in digital music. Known for collaborations with Common and Lauryn Hill, she was the first Black woman Grammy-nominated for Best Instrumental Composition in 2022. Her album, "Brand New Life," pays homage to Dorothy Ashby.

Kenny Garrett

7 concerts

Jazz legend Kenny Garrett, known for stints with Miles Davis and Art Blakey, shines in his solo career with hits like "Sounds From The Ancestors." A Grammy-winning artist, Garrett's music blends jazz with influences from icons like Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye.

Eric Vloeimans

1 concert

Eric Vloeimans is a Dutch trumpeter known for his melodic, velvety sound that's beyond jazz. He studied under Donald Byrd and played with Frank Foster and Mercer Ellington.

Jacob Banks

20 concerts

Born in Nigeria and based in London, Jacob Banks fuses soul, R&B, and alternative music. Known for "Village," he performed at Coachella, Lollapalooza and with Alicia Keys. Hits include “Unknown (To You)” and “Chainsmoking,” praised by Time.

Jalen Ngonda

15 concerts

Jalen Ngonda, blending classic & contemporary soul, known for "Come Around And Love Me". Praised by Elton John, collaborated with Snoop Dog & more. Tours in USA, UK, Europe. Signed to Daptone Records.

DeWolff

20 concerts

DeWolff is a dynamic Dutch trio blending southern blues rock with soul and psychedelia. Award-winning for 'Best Rock', they've played with Deep Purple, and more, and organized DeWolffest. Known for energetic shows, they featured in an Armani ad with "Sugar Moon."

Orchestra Baobab

6 concerts

Senegal's Orchestra Baobab, formed as a Dakar club's house band, blended Cuban and African styles to emerge as a seminal world music group. Known for hits like "On Verra Ça," they gained fame in Europe and Africa, collaborated with Youssou N’Dour, and won global acclaim before disbanding and later reforming.