Marion Cultural Alliance

The eclectic virtuosos of Velvet Caravan imbue classic swing jazz with vibrant gypsy, Latin and honky-tonk flavors for dynamic performances that dazzle audiences of all backgrounds.

With opening act Left on Broadway at 6pm.

New York City’s first and only all-female mariachi­ group, GRAMMY Award-winning ensemble Flor de Toloache, is pushing genre boundaries and getting concertgoers dancing with their fresh, versatile take on traditional Mexican music.

With opening act Alex and Jenny Duo at 6pm

Florida-native blues sensation Selwyn Birchwood unleashes his fiery steel-string guitar under raw, passionate vocals in sizzling jams that get concertgoers grooving.

With opening act Dan Signor Project at 6pm.

With searing guitar licks driving emotionally-dynamic songs, Nick Schnebelen distills the passion of the blues into high-octane tracks that bring audiences to life.

With opening act Honey Hounds at 6pm.

The self-dubbed ‘Bayou Americana’ jammers of Honey Island Swamp Band inject colorful lyrics into funky roots music that gets your hands clapping and your feet stomping.

With opening act Jeff and the Jarretts at 6pm.

GRAMMY-nominated 12-piece salsa phenomenon Orchestra Fuego is igniting dance floors across the nation with high-energy performances that combine red-hot original songs and invigorating new arrangements of time-honored favorites.

With opening act Eduardo Fuentes at 6pm.

Retro-soul artist LaTasha Lee and her band The BlackTies treat audiences to feel-good smooth grooves with funky basslines and unbridled, powerful vocals that lift the spirit and sooth the soul.

With opening act Ecliff Telford at 6pm.

With warm, soulful music flowing through his veins, Gedeon Luke’s velvet vocals and driving, uplifting grooves are infused with the grit of rock ‘n’ roll and the fervor of gospel, keeping concertgoers coming back for more.

With opening act Shema Shine at 6pm.

Genre-defying Squirrel Nut Zippers unlocks the secrets of old world jazz while weaving in Klezmer, blues, Americana and contemporary styles for a playful, eclectic and danceable take on swing revival that’s fun for all.

With opening act Miranda Madison at 6pm.

Declared “the best funk band from New Orleans right now” by The New York Times, Dumpstaphunk packs an irresistible musical punch that draws concertgoers of all walks of life to the dance floor.

With opening act Locochino at 6pm.