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Norman Brown

6 concerts

Shreveport-born guitarist Norman Brown blends smooth jazz/R&B; broke out with “Just Between Us” & “After the Storm”; Grammy for “Just Chillin’”; BWB w/ Whalum & Braun.

Stokley

2 concerts

St. Paul-born R&B singer/drummer; co-founded Mint Condition, discovered by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis. Hits: “Pretty Brown Eyes,” “Forever in Your Eyes”; worked w/ Prince, Janet.

Ginuwine

10 concerts

D.C.-born R&B seducer; Timbaland protégé behind “Pony” & “So Anxious.” Double‑platinum debut; platinum hits incl. “Differences”; collabs P. Diddy, TGT.

Patrice Rushen

2 concerts

LA-born, classically trained jazz-pop-R&B pianist; “Forget Me Nots” hit (hugely sampled). 4x Grammy nominee; film/TV composer; 1st female awards MD. Played w/ Wonder, Hancock, Prince.

Ruben Studdard

7 concerts

Born in Frankfurt, raised in Birmingham, Ruben Studdard won American Idol S2; R&B/gospel “Velvet Teddy Bear.” Hits “Flying Without Wings,” “Sorry 2004”; Grammy nod.

Tower Of Power

11 concerts

Detroit-born soul bandleader who helped define the slick “Oakland soul” sound; global touring hitmakers with “East Bay Grease,” also backed many legendary artists.

Take 6

11 concerts

Formed at Alabama’s Oakwood College, a cappella legends Take 6 blend gospel, doo-wop & jazz; Boyz II Men forerunners; Grammy/Dove-winning, platinum debut; worked with Quincy Jones/Spike Lee, plus Stevie Wonder, George Benson & Aaron Neville.

Fantastic Negrito

7 concerts

Born Xavier Amin Dphrepaulezz, Fantastic Negrito is a blues-rock artist with gritty riffs & ballads; 3x GRAMMY winner, NPR Tiny Desk champ; collab’d with Sting/E-40.

Brian McKnight

8 concerts

Buffalo-born R&B/pop singer-songwriter/producer & 9-instrumentalist; sold 25M+ albums. Hits “Back at One,” “Anytime” (Grammy-nom). Worked with Quincy Jones, Mariah Carey, Timberlake; won Grammy, AMAs, Soul Train, NAACP; Billboard Songwriter of the Year.

Maysa

4 concerts

Born in Baltimore, jazz-soul/R&B singer Maysa Leak sang with Stevie Wonder’s Wonderlove; became Incognito’s voice (“Don’t You Worry…”); hit “What About Our Love”; collab’d Will Downing, Ledisi.

The Black Academy of Arts and Letters

3 concerts

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.

Sheila E.

2 concerts

Born in Oakland, CA, percussionist/singer Sheila E. blends funk, pop & Latin jazz; Prince protégé behind “The Glamorous Life” & “A Love Bizarre”; played with Marvin Gaye, Ringo Starr.

CeeLo Green

3 concerts

Atlanta soul/Dirty South star: Goodie Mob/Dungeon Family, later Gnarls Barkley w/ Danger Mouse. Hits “Crazy,” “Forget You.” Produced “Don’t Cha.” Grammy winner.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

78 concerts

Dallas Symphony Orchestra (founded 1900), led by Fabio Luisi, brings classical, pops & multimedia to Meyerson Center; 150+ concerts/yr, 200k served; arts & education leader.

The String Queens

3 concerts

Washington, D.C.’s String Queens: soulful, orchestral string trio. Played We Are One for VP Kamala Harris; performed their “Golden” (Harry Styles) at Wimbledon; Sphinx MPower grantees.

Stanley Jordan

9 concerts

NYC-born jazz guitarist, pioneer of two-hand tapping; Blue Note’s first 1985 signee, “Magic Touch.” Played on Kenny Rogers’ #1 “Morning Desire,” collab’d w/ Miles.

Riverfront Jazz Festival

3 concerts

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.

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