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Brian Culbertson

9 concerts

Decatur, Illinois-raised keyboardist/composer Brian Culbertson makes crossover jazz blending funk, pop and R&B. Broke through with 1997’s Secrets; topped contemporary jazz charts with It’s on Tonight, Bringing Back the Funk and XII, and hit No. 1 with Colors of Love (2018).

Patti LaBelle

6 concerts

Philadelphia-born R&B legend Patti LaBelle rose from the Bluebelles/LaBelle to solo stardom. Known for hits "If Only You Knew," "New Attitude," and "On My Own," she won Grammys for Burnin' and Live! One Night Only.

Leela James

7 concerts

Los Angeles soul/R&B singer Leela James (born Alechia Janeice Campbell) debuted with A Change Is Gonna Come (2005), later releasing My Soul (2010) and See Me (2021). Adult R&B chart-toppers include "Don't Want You Back" and "Complicated".

Kenny G

17 concerts

Kenny G is an instantly recognizable saxophonist with a four-decade career. He has sold 75 million albums worldwide. His 19th studio album, New Standards, revisits ’50s and ’60s jazz ballads; the HBO documentary Listening to Kenny G reconsiders backlash to his music.

Esperanza Spalding

3 concerts

Portland, Oregon-born bassist and singer Esperanza Spalding is a Grammy-winning contemporary jazz artist. Her album Esperanza topped the contemporary jazz chart; she won Best New Artist (2010) and earned a second Grammy for Radio Music Society.

High Step Society

7 concerts

Portland, OR-based High Step Society is a seven-piece, EDM-infused band blending hard-hitting beats with jazz vocals and horns. Formed in 2015, they tour year-round and have shared festival stages with Beats Antique, The Polish Ambassador, Zion I, and Dirtwire.

Black Violin

30 concerts

Black Violin (Kev Marcus and Wil Baptiste) is a Fort Lauderdale duo blending classical violin/viola with modern beats. Winners of Showtime at the Apollo (2005), they earned Grammy nods for Take the Stairs (2019) and “The Message” with Blind Boys of Alabama.

The Roots

Philadelphia rap band formed in 1987 by Black Thought and ?uestlove. Broke through with Things Fall Apart (platinum); “You Got Me” with Erykah Badu won a Grammy. House band on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon; won Grammys for Wake Up! with John Legend.

CeeLo Green

Atlanta-born soul and hip-hop singer known for Goodie Mob and the Dirty South movement. Produced the Pussycat Dolls’ “Don’t Cha,” and with Gnarls Barkley won a Grammy for “Crazy.” Solo hit “Fuck You” led to the multi-platinum LP The Lady Killer.

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