A term first coined in the 1990s, Neo Soul stands out from the pack, threading elements of classic soul, R&B, funk, Hip Hop, pop and rock to create a socially conscious and evocative sound. Celebrating some of the genre's most iconic artists, join our friends at fever for a special candlelight concert, where a string quartet performs tunes from Prince, Childish Gambino, Alicia Keys and more!

Recognized as one of the world's great guitarists, Carlos Santana has an extraordinary career stretching back more than forty years. Now for 2026, he's hitting the road once more where he'll be sharing the stage with co-headliners, fellow rockers The Doobie Brothers! Don't miss out on this incredible co-headline tour!

A purveyor of a smooth blend of rock, blues, and blue-eyed soul, Boz Scaggs began his on-stage career alongside Steve Miller in Arkells, before following him into the Steve Miller Band. After going solo in 1969, he scored several Top 20 Hits in the United States, along with the #2 album Silk Degrees.

Take a trip to the birthplace of jazz in this feel-good concert that traces the roots of the genre back to its New Orleans home through a carefully curated setlist of classics and good old-fashioned musical improvisation. Created by our friends at fever, experience the joy and soul of jazz in this sophisticated concert experience - perfect for first timers and aficionados alike!

A pet project of jazz pianist Scott Bradlee, Postmodern Jukebox gained a loyal following through its YouTube channel. The collective covers modern pop tracks (and some old classics as well) in a big band style. Everyone from Miley Cyrus to TLC has got the Postmodern Jukebox treatment. Now, they're bringing the 1920s era to life to a stage near you!

One of the musical inspirations for guitar legends like Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones and Jimmy Page, this American blues guitarist is considered to be one of the greatest axemen of all time. Buddy Guy is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, six-time Grammy winner, and, as if that isn't enough, Eric Clapton once called him "without a doubt the best guitar player alive". Enough said.