Andr 3000, renowned for his infectious hip-hop style as part of Outkast, took a bold artistic turn in 2023 with the release of his debut solo album "New Blue Sun.". Moving away from groovy beats and emotional wordplay, Andre released an entirely instrumental album (featuring lots of flutes). Andre 3000 will be bringing the New Blue Sun to life with Carlos Nio, Nate Mercereau, Surya Botofasina, and Deantoni Parks.

Puerto Rican singing sensation Chayanne has been sending fans into a frenzy ever since the '80s. The Latin pop heartthrob's sultry vocals and smooth ballads have sold over 50 million records worldwide, and now he returns to the US on tour in support of his 16th studio album, 'Bailemos Otro Vez', released in 2023. Don't miss your chance to see him live this year!

Esperanza Spalding is in the midst of a huge career evolution. Having emerged in the early 2000s as the anointed savior of modern jazz (who beat out Justin Bieber to a Best New Artists Grammy), she's dispatched with her traditional arrangements as she creates her work. Fans can expect an eclectic mix of music, narrative and performance art, which really delves into healing and giving the audience member or listener and truly tingling sensation.

Alternative rock stars Mass of the Fermenting Dregs are bringing their fizzy feel-good vibes to venues across the United States this fall. The Japanese band, who cite bands including The Smashing Pumpkins and The Wedding Present as inspirations are returning due to popular demand after a sell-out tour in 2023. Are they as good for you as a kombucha or a spoon of sauerkraut? We can't promise anything, but there's only one way to find out!

Spend an evening of sheer romance in the company of the Angel brothers, Adolfo and Gustavo Angel. With a career spanning four decades, twenty albums and multiple award wins including two Grammy nominations, a Latin Grammy and a Lifetime Achievement Award, the gifted duo dominated the Latin Billboard charts in the 90s, forming part of the soundtrack to the lives of many a young listener. Don't miss the iconic duo as they hit US shores!

Jesus "Aguaje" Ramos, original trombonist of the legendary Cuban outfit Buena Vista Social Club, leads an ensemble including three fellow original Club members for a tour of North America this fall! Along with pianist Emilio Senon Morales Ruiz, percussionist "Betun" Luis Mariano Valiente Marin and bassist Fabian Garcia, the famed latin-jazz combination from Havana bring you the music that made the world famous BVSC the biggest selling Cuban band in history.