Gladys Knight has never been pigeonholed by her early Motown years. With her backing band The Pips she was one of the label's brightest stars in the late sixties, recording, amongst others, the original version of I Heard it through the Grapevine. She isn't nicknamed 'The Empress of Soul' for nothing. Since then, however, she's dabbled in jazz, R'n'B, and gospel, and secured her place in the annals of movie history with the theme from 1989's Bond film License to Kill.

Enjoy an evening set to the soothing and smooth sounds of Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds who will be lighting up stages across the country this year. Joined by special guests, don't miss this night for lovers, friends, and fans of some of R&B's greatest songs including "Tender Lover," "For The Cool In You" and "Grown & Sexy."

The list of Diana Ross' achievements is staggering. She's won a dozen Grammys, sold over 100 million records worldwide and was Oscar-nominated for her portrayal of Billie Holiday in The Lady Sings the Blues. In 1976, Billboard named her the greatest female entertainer of the century, and there was a lot more to come from Ross after that. What really matters is that Ross remains an enthralling stage presence, a singer of such poise and remarkable vocal gifts that she's able to hold an audience in the palm of her hand from the moment she steps out into the spotlight right up until she leaves the stage.

Be transported back to the funky 'fros, starched collars and floor-grazing bell-bottoms in the company of legendary Philly RnB group The Spinners. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominated outfit rode high in the 60s and 70s with hits like I'll Always Love You and It's A Shame, and have slowed no signs of slowing down with constant touring over the decades.

An artist of over 40 years' tenure, Seals has been the leader of the Jerry Garcia Band (now named JGB) since 1996 following the deaths of both Jerry Garcia and John Kahn. Now committed as "Keepers Of The Flame", Seals and the band regularly tour with special guests to their original fans with their unique style of rock music that takes influence from blues, folk, country, and jazz. Famed for covering various songs by Bob Dylan, JGB also followed the example of Garcia's previous band The Grateful Dead in creating what is now known as jam band music.