AMP Concerts

Get ready for a night full of surprises at this annual tribute show drawing on the talents of the best musicians from Santa Fe and the rest of New Mexico to pay homage to the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin.

The irrepressible Reverend Horton Heat is a one-of-a-kind trio committed to the mission of bringing ‘psychobilly’ to the desperate masses yearning for loud, frantic, mind-warping fun.

GRAMMY-nominated gypsy indie rock quartet Devotchka enthralls crowds with its grand, gorgeous songs that incorporate influences as varied as cabaret, norteño, punk and Eastern European dance music.

Contemplative lyrics and a distinctive delivery instantly draw audiences into Americana artist Valerie June’s unique blend of blues, gospel and Appalachian folk, a heady mix that’s been described as “organic moonshine roots music.”

GRAMMY Award-winning blues artist Fantastic Negrito pours the pain and hope of his incredible life into incendiary songs that seize audiences with their raw, gritty power.

With piercing vocals that have drawn comparisons to Roy Orbison, GRAMMY-winning Americana artist John Paul White delivers his lush, heartfelt, country-folk songs with a haunting intensity that lingers long after his last note has faded.

With their intoxicating grooves, electrifying horns and spirited guitars, the nine members of Brooklyn-based funk group Turkuaz create a driving, irresistible soundscape that makes audiences want to keep dancing.

Fusing ancient rhythms and instruments of Africa, Europe and the Andes with cutting-edge sounds and styles, the boundary-breaking Latin GRAMMY-nominated world music group Novalima highlights a rich celebration of Peruvian art and culture.

Combining irresistible beats, an exuberant stage presence and expert musicianship, GRAMMY-nominated Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers are a crowd-pleasing powerhouse.

Austin trio Greyhounds blends airy keyboards, sharp riffs and soulful vocals into a smooth yet edgy sound that speaks to fans of blues, soul and rock ’n’ roll.

Once the leader of West Africa’s first all-female hip-hop group, the Ideal Black Girls, Natu Camara has emerged as a strong solo artist using catchy hooks, incisive lyrics and her strong voice to empower others and encourage unity.