This band is celebrating their 60th Anniversary and going into their 24th year, The Sun Kings are considered one of the premiers of this band’s tribute acts in the country, known for playing the hits and great album cuts from the entire band catalog with uncanny attention to musical detail, vocal harmonies, and onstage energy.

The Sun Kings are not a traditional tribute of this band. Every member of the band is a veteran musician who loves recreating This band’s music exactly as we all remember it.

This Incredible band has sold over 20 million albums worldwide and has been awarded numerous gold, platinum, and diamond discs, a music victory in 1990, and a Grammy Award in 2013 in the Best World Music category for the album Savor Flamenco. They will be playing at the Meritage Resort - right in front of the GEN 7 Wines tasting room, and we have your premium seating experience waiting for you.

This country music star has sold more than 25 million albums worldwide, and he is a 21-time nominated, multiple GRAMMY Award winner. He has 12 gold albums and 9 platinum or multi-platinum albums, with five of those albums topping Billboard’s Country Albums chart and another 14 landing in the Top 10. He will be playing at the Meritage Resort - right in front of the GEN 7 Wines tasting room, and we have your premium seating experience waiting for you.

Join us on our patio for an Incredible experience! Twenty-five years into their genre-defying electronic music career, this band’s founding principles of D.I.Y. and inclusion have become key themes in mainstream social conversation. Join us on our patio!

Join us on our patio for an incredible evening with this Blue Note concert, an American music collective of rotating musicians, active since the 1960s. Their eclectic style drew on psychedelia, outlandish fashion, and surreal humor.

This group officially launched in 1969. Thanks to iconic songs like Celebration, Cherish, Jungle Boogie, Summer Madness, and Open Sesame, they’ve earned two Grammy Awards, seven American Music Awards, 25 Top Ten R&B hits, 9 Top Ten Pop hits and 31 gold and platinum albums. From Nairobi to Newark, this group has performed continuously longer than any R&B group in history and their bulletproof funk and jazzy arrangements have also made them the most sampled R&B band of all time. A reviewer recently called their performance “a 24-karat show” and every year, even after a half-century on the road, yields a non-stop schedule of shows across the globe. The heavily-in-demand band has continued to tour the world, appearing most recently alongside Kid Rock, Dave Matthews Band, Elton John, The Roots, and a 50-city tour with the legendary rock band, Van Halen. Join us for this concert in our tasting room.

This artist returns to the stage in 2024 with P·U·L·S·E, their biggest and most spectacular production to date, a celebration and faithful recreation of Pink Floyd’s legendary final Division Bell tour. The 2 and a half hours show features classic tracks from Pink Floyd’s magnificent catalogue of albums, including The Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Division Bell, Meddle, and much more. In 1994 the Division Bell Tour was the highest-grossing tour in rock music history, playing to over 5 million people in 68 cities, and proved to be the epic finale and notable footnote to one of the most influential rock bands in history. Join us for this concert in our tasting room.

This acclaimed singer-songwriter artist was raised in Bakersfield, California, and began singing in small jazz clubs in San Diego and later New York City, where his music career began to ascend with the release of his first two albums—Water (2010) and Be Good (2012). In 2013, he released his Blue Note debut Liquid Spirit which quickly grew into a global phenomenon, selling more than a million albums and earning his first GRAMMY Award with NPR declaring him “America’s Next Great Jazz Singer.” His 2016 follow-up Take Me To The Alley won his second GRAMMY for Best Vocal Jazz Album and firmly established him as his generation’s most soulful jazz singer-songwriter. In 2017, this artist released the heartfelt tribute album Nat King Cole & Me and in 2020 returned to his original songwriting on the uplifting ALL RISE. this artist has hosted the podcast The Hang, as well as his cooking show The PorterHouse

This seven-time Grammy nominated comedian, actor, writer, producer, two-time New York Times best-selling author, three-time Emmy winning top touring performer, and multi-platinum-selling recording artist is known around the world for his unique brand of humor, which largely revolves around his observations on life. He is a top ten comedian according to Forbes’ most recent comedy list and top ten earning comedian in Pollstar. He released his 10th comedy special last year on Amazon Prime Video, an unprecedented achievement for the comedian/actor. Join us in the tasting room for an incredible night of good wine and lots of laughs!

The essence of music and gratitude intertwines in this heartfelt journey, where the soulful strums of the 'ukulele lead us to a place of belonging and appreciation. An unnamed artist, whose roots trace back to his mother's teachings, emerges as a pioneering force in the realm of music – reshaping perceptions and expanding the horizons of the humble four-stringed instrument.

Embarking on a deeply personal odyssey, this artist, surrounded by a constellation of fellow musicians, revisits the essence of his craft in his latest album, aptly titled "Grateful." Collaborating with a diverse array of talents, from icons like Willie Nelson and Bette Midler to rising stars such as Kimié Miner, each track resonates with stories of connection and camaraderie.

Produced in the spirit of live performances, the album captures the raw energy and intimacy of jam sessions, reminiscent of bygone days. With each note, the artist shares not only his musical prowess but also the rich narratives woven into each melody.

At the heart of this musical tapestry lies the titular track, "Grateful," penned by the artist's friend, Justin Kawika Young. Its poignant lyrics echo the sentiments of appreciation for the moments shared, inspiring a profound sense of gratitude in the artist's journey.

Through this album, the unnamed artist pays homage to his roots, embracing the spirit of collaboration and storytelling that has shaped his musical evolution. With each chord struck and each lyric sung, he finds solace in the music that has guided him home, leaving behind a legacy of gratitude that resonates deeply with listeners.

This band emerged as a phenomenon with a massive fanbase and a long list of accomplishments, including 2 RIAA Gold Certified albums, over 1.5 million concert tickets sold, over 1 billion streams on Pandora, and over 2 million albums sold worldwide. The band is the real deal, the captivating sound of nine unadulterated human voices coming together to make extraordinary music, moving people fundamentally... and with a sense of humor. Join us on our patio.

In the twenty-five years since the eclectic improv-rock band was formed, their sound has been an amalgamation of genres, moods, and tempos, effortlessly flowing from one feeling to the next throughout an album or concert—or sometimes within a singular song. But with time and repetition comes wisdom and maturity, both personally and musically, and in the case of the band’s new album Asking For A Friend, this band entered the recording studio with something to say and a wise, measured way to say it. The end result is an astoundingly cohesive fourteen-song album that feels like a fresh statement from a group of world-class musicians and friends reapproaching their craft with a new lens. But long-time fans will be happy to know that this band they know and love is still very much present on Asking For A Friend, just more refined. More focused. In 1987 the four original members of Blues Traveler—John Popper, Chandler Kinchla, Brendan Hill, and the late Bobby Sheehan—gathered in their drummer’s parent’s basement in Princeton, NJ to jam. From these high school sessions emerged a band that would go on to release 14 studio albums and counting, four of which have gone gold, three platinum, and one six-times platinum- selling more than 10 million combined units worldwide. Over an illustrious career Blues Traveler has played over 2,000 live shows in front of more than 30 million people, and, in “Run-Around,” had the longest-charting radio single in Billboard history, which earned them a Grammy® for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. Their movie credits include Blues Brothers 2000, Kingpin, Wildflowers and others. A television favorite, they have been featured on Saturday Night Live, Austin City Limits, VH1's Behind the Music and they have the record for the most appearances of any artist on The Late Show with David Letterman. Blues Traveler’s latest effort, 2021’s Traveler’s Blues, is nominated for a Grammy in the category of “Best Traditional Blues Album,” bringing their 35+ year journey full circle.

Eight-piece rock 'n' roll collective band member, David Shaw [lead vocals, guitar], Zack Feinberg [guitar], Andrew Campanelli [drums], George Gekas [bass], Ed Williams [pedal steel guitar], Rob Ingraham [saxophone], Michael Girardot [keyboard, trumpet], and PJ Howard [drums, percussion] - have made the journey from hole-in-the-wall gigs to sold-out shows at hallowed venues, multiplatinum success, more than 800 million streams and major media praise. Their fifth album, Pour It Out Into The Night (Concord Records) is a life-affirming album about living in the moment, fueled by lessons in gratitude and life realizations. Renowned for their live prowess, soulful alt-rock anthems, distinct mix of many of the classic styles of American music, and outward generosity through their philanthropic Rev Causes initiative, This band broke through with 2015's Men Amongst Mountains, which featured the double-platinum smash single and Billboard Hot 100 hit "Wish I Knew You."

2022 marks this artist’s thirty-fifth year as a recording artist, and his thirty-eighth as a professional songwriter. 1984’s “What About Me,” released as a trio by Kenny Rogers, Kim Carnes and James Ingram was co-written by this artist and became not only his first song recorded by an artist, but his first number one as a writer. On September 30th, This artist will release his unique and ambitious new album, simply and appropriately titled Songwriter.

It was after midnight when the artist stepped offstage at the House of Blues in New Orleans, but they weren’t done playing yet. Not by a long shot. “I had an idea for a new song right after the show,” says the artist, “so the band and I decided to go straight into the studio and record it that night. We were still sweaty and buzzing from the energy of the gig, and we definitely carried that vibe into the session with us.” Take a listen to Lifted, the artist’s second release for Blue Note Records, and you’ll hear that same ecstatic energy coursing through the entire collection. Recorded at the artist’s own Buckjump Studio with producer Chris Seefried (Fitz and the Tantrums, Andra Day), the album finds the GRAMMY-nominated NOLA icon and the bandmates tapping into the raw power and exhilarating grooves of their legendary live show, channeling it all into a series of tight, explosive performances that blur the lines between funk, soul, R&B, and psychedelic rock. The writing is bold and self-assured, standing up to hard times and loss with grit and determination, and the playing is muscular to match, mixing pop gleam with hip-hop swagger and second line abandon. Wild as all that may sound, Lifted is still the work of a master craftsman, and the album’s nimble arrangements and judicious use of special guests—from Gary Clark Jr. and Lauren Daigle to the rhythm section from the artist’s high school marching band—ultimately yields a collection that’s as refined as it is rapturous, one that balances technical virtuosity and emotional release in equal measure as it celebrates music’s primal power to bring us all together. “I think this is the closest we’ve ever gotten to bottling up the live show and putting it on a record,” says the artist, whose audiences have grown exponentially in recent years. “Normally when I’m in the studio, I’m trying to make the cleanest thing I can, but this time around, I told everybody to really cut loose, to perform like they were onstage at a festival.” If anybody knows their way around a festival, it’s the artist. Born Troy Andrews, they got their start (and nickname) earlier than most: at four, they made their first appearance at Jazz Fest performing with Bo Diddley; at six, they were leading their own brass band; and by their teenage years, they were hired by Lenny Kravitz to join the band he assembled for his Electric Church World Tour. The artist’s proven they’re more than just a horn player, though. Catch a gig, open the pages of the New York Times or Vanity Fair, flip on any late-night TV show and you’ll see an undeniable star with utterly magnetic charisma, a natural born showman who can command an audience with the best of them. Since 2010, they’ve released four chart topping studio albums; toured with everyone from Jeff Beck to the Red Hot Chili Peppers; collaborated across genres with Pharrell, Bruno Mars, Mark Ronson, Foo Fighters, ZHU, Zac Brown, Normani, Ringo Starr, and countless more; played Coachella, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Newport Folk, Newport Jazz, and nearly every other major festival; performed four times at the GRAMMY Awards, five times at the White House, on dozens of TV shows, and at the star-studded Sesame Street Gala, where they were honored with their own Muppet; launched the Trombone Shorty Foundation to support youth music education; and received the prestigious Caldecott Honor for their first children’s book. Meanwhile in New Orleans, the artist now leads their own Mardi Gras parade atop a giant float crafted in their likeness, hosts the annual Voodoo Threauxdown shows that have drawn guests including Usher, Nick Jonas, Dierks Bentley, Andra Day, and Leon Bridges to sit in with their band, and has taken over the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival’s hallowed final set, which has seen them closing out the internationally renowned gathering after performances by the likes of Neil Young, the Black Keys, and Kings of Leon. “I owe all that to my mother,” says the artist. “She passed recently, but she continued to inspire me right up until she transitioned, and that’s why I put a picture of her holding me up at a second line on the cover of this album. She lifted me up my whole life.” As if their New Orleans roots weren’t already deep enough, the artist decided to take over a recording studio in the Lower Garden District after the release of their latest album, 2017’s Seefried-produced Parking Lot Symphony. Dubbing the space Buckjump in a nod to the second lines they grew up playing in, Shortly immediately set about converting the studio into a freewheeling sonic laboratory, one where they and their friends could push themselves creatively without any artistic or commercial restraints. “Having my own studio meant that the band and I could capture stuff in the moment any time we were feeling inspired,” says the artist. “It meant that we could take chances and experiment. I could call the guys up with an idea in the middle of the night and they’d say, ‘We’ll meet you there in an hour!’” That sense of excitement and liberation is palpable on Lifted, which opens with the addictive “Come Back.” Fueled by a bottom-heavy rhythm section, buoyant keys, and bright flashes of brass, the track pairs a hip-hop groove with hard rock energy as the artist delivers silky smooth vocals that float effortlessly above the instrumental fray. As its title might suggest, the song is a reckoning with loss and regret, but like much of the album, it refuses to surrender to disappointment, keeping its chin held high as it presses forward and fights for what it wants. The effervescent “What It Takes” gets profoundly funky as it celebrates the strength and growth that can emerge from times of struggle, while the bittersweet “Forgiveness” leans into the band’s R&B side as it works to move on from pain and betrayal, and the blistering “I’m Standing Here” (which features a mind-bending guitar solo from Gary Clark Jr.) rushes headlong into the maelstrom. “I grew up watching wrestling as a kid,” the artist says with a laugh, “and I if I was a wrestler, ‘I’m Standing Here’ would be the song they played when I came into the ring. It’s all about standing tall no matter what life throws at you.” The artist makes sure to celebrate the good times on the album, too, reveling in the joy of love and friendship and family throughout. The spirited “Might Not Make It Home” commits to letting go and living in the moment; the playful “Miss Beautiful” embraces the thrill of desire while offering a twist on the second line tradition, with an electric bass stepping in for the tuba; and the feel-good “Everybody In The World” (which features the New Breed Brass Band) finds common ground in our universal desire for love and acceptance. But it’s perhaps the electrifying title track, which lands somewhere between Earth, Wind & Fire and the artist’s old tourmate Lenny Kravitz that best encapsulates the spirit of the album, wrapping earnest emotion in a high-octane package that offers you no choice but to move your body.

This duo met on May 12, 1975, the first day of rehearsals for "Jesus Christ Superstar" in Sydney, Australia; they became instant friends with their common love for The Beatles and, of course, singing. After the shows' performances at 10:30, they would play pizza parlors, coffee bars and night clubs with just one guitar and two voices. They quickly gained a reputation for great harmonies and for original songs that Graham was constantly writing. They made a demo on a cassette of two songs, "Love and Other Bruises" and "If You Knew Me" and took it to every record company in Sydney. Everyone turned it down but one — CBS Records — who admired their unique style. They made a single in one afternoon and it shot to number one on the national charts and this band was born. That same year, they opened for Rod Stewart across Australia and then throughout the U.S. and Canada playing all of the famous huge venues before Rod would take the stage. They found new fans, but did not break the U.S. market. Back in Australia they had to start again and made a record called Life Support. On this record were some treasures of songs, including "Lost in Love" which went Top 10 in Australia and somehow found its way to music industry executive Clive Davis in New York. Clive immediately signed this group to Arista Records and in 1980, "Lost in Love" became the fastest selling single in the world, leaping to the top of all of the charts. Now this group was on their way. The second single was "All Out of Love," and that went up the charts even quicker. Seven top-five singles later, This group at that time had equaled The Beatles' run of consecutive top five singles. The albums Lost in Love, The One That You Love, Now & Forever, and The Greatest Hits sold in excess of 20 million copies. "Lost in Love" was named Song of the Year in 1980, and, with the other singles, sold more than 10 million copies. The trademark sound of Russell Hitchcock's soaring tenor voice and Graham Russell's simple yet majestic songs created a unique sound that would forever be known.