Sheila E. Dallas Tickets - The Black Academy of Arts and Letters

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Cassandra Wilson

1 concert

Mississippi-born jazz singer Cassandra Wilson blends genres, reinterpreting works from Joni Mitchell to the Beatles. Known for Grammy wins (1995, 2009), she also explores blues and folk and collaborates with artists like Dave Holland and the Roots.

Tower Of Power

13 concerts

Born in Detroit, Castillo's band is famed for an "Oakland soul" style, blending Memphis influences with slick sounds. Known for hits, global tours, and backing legendary artists.

Take 6

1 concert

Take 6 originated from Oakwood College, Alabama, blending gospel, doo-wop, and jazz. Known for Grammy-winning albums like "Take 6" and "So Much 2 Say," they've collaborated with icons like Quincy Jones and Stevie Wonder.

Stanley Jordan

7 concerts

Stanley Jordan, guitar innovator known for his touch technique, debuted with Blue Note in 1985. Famous for "Magic Touch" & work on Kenny Rogers' "Morning Desire." Collaborated with Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Dionne Warwick. Regular in jam band scene, TV appearances.

Patrice Rushen

1 concert

Patrice Rushen, classically trained pianist, blends jazz, pop & R&B. Known for "Forget Me Nots," Grammy nominee, composed for films & TV, first female music director for major award shows. Collaborated with Stevie Wonder, Prince, more.

Sheila E.

4 concerts

Sheila E., born Sheila Escovedo, rose to fame in the mid-'80s as Prince's protégée with hits like "The Glamorous Life." Before Prince, she worked with Marvin Gaye and George Duke, and later collaborated with Ringo Starr and Joss Stone.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

7 concerts

Founded by H. Kreissig in 1890 in Dallas, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, led by conductors like Antal Dorati and Eduardo Mata, achieved fame with high-profile performances and recordings, surviving financial crises and evolving into a renowned institution.