From Boston (via Vermont) this tight trio consists of brothers Alan and Neal Evans on drums and Hammond B-3 organ respectively, with Eric Krasno (Lettuce founder) on guitar. Soulive creates a danceable organ-driven groove that fuses the soul-jazz of the past with a modern hip-hop feel.

Best known for her 1988 hits “Anchorage” and “If Love Was a Train,” this singer-songwriter’s music is influenced by her Texas roots, political activism and self-assured style. Performing with Michelle on this show will be The Lee Boys, one of America’s finest sacred steel bands.

Robben Ford came to national attention as part of the L. A. Express on Joni Mitchell’s Court and Spark and Miles of Aisles albums, and on George Harrison’s only U.S. tour. A fine vocalist and an outstanding jazz/rock guitarist with a distinctive style and tone, he came into his own with a series of highly acclaimed blues albums.

An American country music singer-songwriter, Ketchum has charted 18 singles on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs. His biggest hits to date are “Small Town Saturday Night,” Past the Point of Rescue,” and “Hearts are Gonna Roll,” all of which reached #2 on the charts.