Maria Natalia Lafourcade Silva represents the new generation of Mexican musicians, fusing the traditional sounds of Latin Pop and bossanova with modern pop arrangements and recordings. Her lyrical soprano voice and introspective, poetic lyrics have earned the songstress an astounding 10 Latin Grammy Awards to date, marking her as one of modern Latin music's most successful singer songwriters.

Panamanian salsa legend Ruben Blades appears live on stage in North America this summer! With an illustrious career now spanning almost 50 years, the Grammy winning singer, actor and activist is known for stellar live performances in which he experiments with many styles of latin music, including Afro-Cuban, latin jazz and politically-charged Nuyorican salsa.

Ever since the 1978 release of their politically-charged, landmark debut album Handsworth Revolution, iconic British roots reggae outfit Steel Pulse have shaped the music landscape with a pioneering and innovative spirit. Fusing the well traversed upbeats of reggae with elements of jazz, latin music, dance and R&B, the went on to become the first non-Jamaican band to win a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album.

Considered to be one of the greatest figures of Spanish Pop in the 21st century, Miguel Bose has won over a considerable amount of fans in the Latin-speaking world due to his memorable songs and film roles, copious amounts of charm and an outspoken political voice. With over 20 studio albums under his belt, his 35+ year career has been a remarkable journey to the top of the charts and beyond. Bose is now back after an eight-year hiatus, don't miss this rare chance to see the living legend in action!

Benise and his fabulous cast of Spanish dancers and musicians are heading on a world tour, with a set of engagements Stateside! The Emmy-winning music and dance spectacular production "Fuego" sees the guitar virtuoso celebrate the spirit of Spain! Don't miss 'The Prince of Spanish Guitar' as he takes you with him on this musical adventure.

Russian rock outfit DDT formed in 1981, under the fearless direction of frontman Yuri Shevchuk, now considered one of the Motherland's greatest living singer songwriters. Over the decades Shevchuk has experimented with a veritable smorgasbord of genres and sounds, charting blues, industrial thrash and indie rock and roll throughout his storied career. He returns to North America with an astounding new show entitled The History of Sound, a musical snapshot of the band's greatest sonic moments, hit songs and styles.