One Love Reggae Band
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
One Love Reggae Band is one of the HOTTEST Reggae Bands in the Midwest. A FORCE to be reckoned with. True to the name & committed to bringing audiences the best in live reggae entertainment. Follow them on Facebook to stay connected.
Sheila Landis & Rick Matle, Jazz Duo
12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Vocalist/percussionist Sheila Landis and 7-string guitarist Rick Matle explore jazz, blues, Brazilian beats and classic rock and pop hits. Together they’ve won twelve Detroit Music Awards, with seven awarded to Landis as “Outstanding Jazz Vocalist.” 🌐 www.sheilalandis.com | 📘 Facebook
Denise Davis & the Motor City Sensations
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Denise Davis has performed at top Metro-Detroit venues and festivals, including Greektown and Hollywood Casinos, The Music Hall Jazz Café, Detroit Princess Boat, and many more. She’s shared the stage with music legends like The Contours, Funk Brothers, and Spyder Turner, and opened for Cherelle, Midnight Star, and Regina Belle. Known for her powerhouse vocals and electric stage presence, Denise Davis delivers pure Detroit energy and excitement.
🌐 www.ruschentertainment.com/motor-city-sensations.com
DTour Band
10:00 AM – 1:30 PM
DTour is a high-energy, versatile band that brings an unforgettable musical experience to weddings, upscale clubs, bars, and corporate events. With a dynamic blend of Motown, R&B, contemporary hits, and Jazz, they captivate audiences with their electrifying performances and infectious enthusiasm. Whether it’s a sophisticated corporate gathering or a lively celebration, DTour’s unique sound and stage presence create the perfect atmosphere, leaving guests with lasting memories and a desire for more.
🌐 www.dtourband.com
TBA
1:45 PM – 5:00 PM
Performer and details to be announced.
Vladimir Gorodkin
Performs Throughout the Show
The Tsimbaly, or hammered dulcimer, is an ancient trapezoidal string instrument from Belarus and Ukraine, played by striking or plucking strings. Originating in the Middle East, dulcimers spread to Europe during the Crusades and are known by various names worldwide, including cimbalom, santur, and yang q’in. Modern Tsimbaly are fully chromatic with a broad range, using high-tension steel strings to produce a loud, rich tone.
