2012 PACKAGES AVAILABLE NOW
N’Dambi — Although her last solo offering, the Grammy nominated Pink Elephant, produced by Leon Sylvers III [Shalamar, The Whispers], dropped a little over a year and a half ago, Read more
Dwele — Last June, Detroit, Michigan, singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Andwele “Dwele” Gardner released his fourth solo studio LP, W.ants W.orld W.omen [RT Music Group/E1 Music]. Read more
Ledisi — Coming off of 2009′s two-time Grammy nominated, Turn Me Loose, Ledisi, who hails from New Orleans, Louisiana, is already gearing up for her next solo outing, Pieces Of Me Read more
Kem — Universal/Motown recording artist Kem, nee’ Owens, has released three well received solo offerings; the gold certified Kemistry in 2003, ’05′s Album II, which also sold over 500,000 units, and last year’s Intimacy: Read more
Skip Martin of Kool & the Gang — Now tell me, how did you even come to be involved with the Las Vega$ City of Lights Jazz and R&B Festival?
I was contacted by Mr. Schivo to do this festival. Read more
Pieces of a Dream — R&B/Jazz Philly collective, Pieces of a Dream, first came on the scene as a teenage trio way back in 1976. Throughout the years, the group’s line-up has been changed around quite a bit, however their timeless sound has remained tried and true. The latest incarnation includes members James Lloyd and Curtis Harmon, who together released their fifteenth body of work, Soul Intent, in ’09. Read more
Phil Perry — As a former member of the seventies soul group The Montclairs, musician Phil Perry has been a major contributor, with numerous accolades and awards, to the industry for more than four decades. By admission he’s not “a glitz and glamour” type of artist, but more-so a self-described “homebody.” Read more
Nick Colionne — Now tell me, how did you even come to be involved with the Las Vega$ City of Lights Jazz and R&B Festival?
In 2003, I released a single called “High Flyin’,” that went Top 10 for the year on R&R. Michael Schivo, the promoter, liked it, and invited me to perform at the 2004 festival.
Maceo Parker — Having gotten his “official” start with the late, great “Godfather of Soul,” James Brown, before branching out with, first, George Clinton and later Bootsy Collins’ Rubber Band, funk maestro, Maceo Parker, is definitely a legend in his own right. In addition to his revered solo works, throughout the years Parker has collaborated with some of the biggest names in showbiz; including, Ray Charles, Ani Difranco, James Taylor, De La Soul, Dave Matthews Band and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, to name some.
