The eclectic singer, songwriter and genre-bending artist from British Columbia blends alternative-pop and rap with soul, hip hop and pure pop-influenced vibes as part of a seven-country tour for the Aaron LP (Black Box). SonReal’s versatility, which includes folk-tinged acoustic ballads and soul-infused numbers, creates pure perfection in a musical climate that applauds creative flexibility.
The 68-year-old Godfather of the New York Soul Revival and “the coolest mother****er to sing words into a microphone” (Vice) celebrates his 50+-year career with an extensive international headlining tour. Fields' longtime backing band, The Expressions, joins the tour, and together they will debut music from the new album, It Rains Love (Big Crown Records).
One of The Guardian’s 100 most influential women tours the globe in 2019 around the release of Celia (Verve/Universal Music France), her new LP reimaging and celebrating “The Queen of Salsa” Celia Cruz. The three-time GRAMMY winner’s 2018 radical reimagining of the Talking Heads album Remain In Light was deemed “transformative” (New York Times), “visionary” (NPR Music), and “one of the year’s most vibrant albums” (Washington Post).
Joe Kay, Apple Music's Beats 1 radio host and founder of artist collective Soulection, hosts this year's Smokin' Grooves at Queen Mary Park. Kay comes fresh off his Coachella performance with fellow Soulection DJ Andre Power as, according to LA Times, "one of the rare DJs to graduate from [the festival's] long-running DoLab dance area and onto a proper performance stage."
The Italian composer and pianist played on an Arctic glacier, performed at huge pop music festivals, and has become the most-streamed classical artist in the world. With his ambitious episodic project Seven Days Walking (Decca), Einaudi returns to perform at halls across the US with his piano-cello-violin/viola ensemble.
The emerging South African icon, currently on his first-ever headlining US tour, plays LA. Nakhane’s supernatural voice have made him a new idol of sexual freedom and self-love with music that combines experimental soul, electronic art pop, and queer anti-gospel.
The New York Times-approved, Dallas-bred keyboardist “armed with a big voice and exuberant stage presence” (Rolling Stone) opens for Rob Thomas with her band and previews new music out later this year.
Knox teams up with Bailen for select summer dates. These shows follow Knox's recent debut headlining "Hardwired Tour" that took her “soulfully infectious” (Brightest Young Things) guitar, loop pedal, and vocal live set across the East Coast playing songs off her most recent release, the Hardwired Mixtape, as well fan favorites such as “Awkward” and “Geeks” and her ingenious pop culture mash-ups.
Knox teams up with Bailen for select summer dates. These shows follow Knox's recent debut headlining "Hardwired Tour" that took her “soulfully infectious” (Brightest Young Things) guitar, loop pedal, and vocal live set across the East Coast playing songs off her most recent release, the Hardwired Mixtape, as well fan favorites such as “Awkward” and “Geeks” and her ingenious pop culture mash-ups.
Joe Kay, Apple Music’s Beats 1 radio host and founder of this “unmistakably millennial” (i-D) artist collective, follows his breakout Coachella set with this brunch to hype up 2019’s midsummer. Join this global community of artists and audiences for an intimate and vibrant daytime celebration featuring good food, exclusive merch, and music curated by the Soulection family doing what they do best.
One of the UK’s best-selling artists ever comes to North America with her band on the final leg of her world tour, her first official tour in 15 years. She will play songs from new album Still On My Mind (BMG) alongside classic megahits such as “Thank You,” “Here With Me,” “White Flag” and “Life For Rent.”
Fresh from performing at Coachella, the NYT-approved artist and “dream pop crooner” (Ones To Watch) opens for LANY and previews her upcoming Heartbreak Magic EP (June 28th).
Fresh from performing at Coachella, the NYT-approved artist and “dream pop crooner” (Ones To Watch) opens for LANY and previews her upcoming Heartbreak Magic EP (June 28th).
The trio’s sardonic and chilling dance pop, now at its most cut-to-the-bone with new album Erotic Reruns (Yeasayer Records), comes to life on stage for this summer tour.
