Anthony Hamilton Dallas Tickets - Riverfront Jazz Fest at Fair Park

Eric Darius

2 concerts

American saxophonist, songwriter and producer Eric Darius blends modern jazz with R&B, hip-hop, funk and pop. Performed at Montreaux Jazz Festival at 11; major-label debut Night on the Town; album UNLEASHED. Five #1 Billboard Contemporary Jazz singles.

Stokley

1 concert

St. Paul, Minnesota-born R&B singer, drummer, and instrumentalist, Stokley rose to fame with Mint Condition, whose 1991 debut Meant to Be Mint spawned hits "(Breaking My Heart) Pretty Brown Eyes" and "Forever in Your Eyes." Grammy-nominated for 2011 duet "Not My Daddy."

PJ Morton

14 concerts

New Orleans-based soul singer, songwriter, producer PJ Morton is a 6x Grammy winner and 22x nominee. He ran Morton Records, was Maroon 5’s full-time keyboardist for 15 years, and has collaborated with Stevie Wonder and Erykah Badu.

Raheem DeVaughn

5 concerts

Raheem DeVaughn, born in Newark, New Jersey and raised in D.C., is "The Love King" of R&B and neo-soul. Known for hits like "Woman" and "Customer," his smooth vocals and romantic lyrics earned Grammy nominations. He has released albums like "Love Euphoria" and "Winter In Love," collaborating with artists such as T-Pain.

Tank and The Bangas

23 concerts

New Orleans-bred collective led by Tarriona “Tank” Ball and Norman Spence II, blending poetry with a collision of soul, hip-hop, and forward-thinking R&B. Earned a 2024 GRAMMY for spoken-word album The Heart, The Mind, The Soul.

Kirk Whalum

5 concerts

Memphis-bred saxophonist Kirk Whalum blends gospel, R&B, blues, and jazz. His 1998 album For You topped the contemporary jazz chart, and his song "It's What I Do" won a Grammy. He’s played on Whitney Houston’s "I Will Always Love You."

War

11 concerts

Southern California funk band formed in the Compton area in 1962, blending soul, Latin, jazz, blues, reggae, and rock. Broke through with Eric Burdon on "Spill the Wine" and later hit big with "Low Rider" and "Why Can't We Be Friends."

Pete Escovedo

1 concert

Oakland, California-born Latin jazz and salsa bandleader and master percussionist. Began recording with Mongo Santamaria (1960), played with Santana, co-founded Azteca (Azteca, Pyramid of the Moon). Earned a Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.

Anthony Hamilton

8 concerts

Charlotte, North Carolina R&B singer Anthony Hamilton broke through with Comin' from Where I'm From (2003), a platinum album with five Grammy nods. He won a Grammy with Al Green on "You've Got the Love I Need" and later released Back to Love and What I'm Feelin'.

Lyfe Jennings

3 concerts

Toledo, Ohio R&B singer, guitarist and self-producer Lyfe Jennings (born Chester Jermaine Jennings) broke out at Harlem’s Apollo. His debut Lyfe 268-192 (2004) spawned platinum Top 40 hit “Must Be Nice”; The Phoenix hit No. 1 and went gold.

The Black Academy of Arts and Letters

1 concert

The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL), established in Dallas, Texas, in 1977 by Curtis King, is a cultural organization dedicated to supporting African Americans in the visual and performing arts. It fosters understanding of African, African-American, and Caribbean arts and letters. TBAAL preserves and promotes Black art and culture, offering a platform for diverse artistic expression. The organization was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2015.

Peabo Bryson

1 concert

Born in Greenville, South Carolina, Peabo Bryson is an adult contemporary and R&B balladeer. He scored Top 20 pop hits like Tonight, I Celebrate My Love and If Ever You're in My Arms, and won Grammys for Beauty and the Beast and A Whole New World.

Karen Briggs

1 concert

An acclaimed American violinist known as the Lady in Red, renowned for her versatile, improvisational style and virtuosic performances across jazz, R&B, and contemporary genres.

Michael Lington

Michael Lington, renowned saxophonist, made Billboard history with his #1 hit "South Bay" from his 2023 EP "Looking Ahead." Known for his modern, funk-infused jazz style, his latest album "On the Scene" features collaborations with Paul Brown, David Mann, and musicians like Paul Jackson Jr. and David Garfield.

Gaye Arbuckle

Gaye Arbuckle, a National Gospel Recording Artist from Dallas, Texas, is celebrated for her soulful praise and worship music. With over 30 years in the industry, she is a gifted songwriter, vocal coach, and mentor, known for touching hearts with soul-stirring music. Her album "Holy" received Stellar Awards recognition, and she won Female Vocalist of the Year for Bobby Jones Gospel. She has collaborated with gospel greats like Kirk Franklin and Bishop T.D. Jakes, and performed for US Presidents.

Lao Tizer

Tom Braxton

Blaque Dynamite

Chieli Minucci

Elliott Yamin

Los Angeles-born vocalist Elliott Yamin, a soul balladeer, gained fame as American Idol season 5’s second runner-up. He later released Elliott Yamin (2007), My Kind of Holiday (2008), Fight for Love (2009), and Let's Get To What's Real.

Riverfront Jazz Festival

A premier three-day music festival held at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas, featuring renowned international and local artists performing jazz, blues, R&B, soul, and neo-soul music across multiple stages.

Howard Hewitt

Shae Nycole

Soulful R&B singer-songwriter and actress Shae Nycole from Lake Charles, LA, known for her raw style, charting debut single "Ready," and tours with Tank, Rick Ross, and Ginuwine.

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