Inject some groove, soul, and rhythm into your festivities this holiday season with A Motown Christmas! Created by BPE Productions, the perennially popular concert spectacular showcases the astonishing vocal talents of a world-class ensemble comprised of members from legendary Motown outfits The Temptations, The Miracles and The Contours.

Boz Scaggs is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He rose to fame in the 1970s with several Top 20 Hits in the United States along with the #2 album Silk Degrees. Scaggs continued to write and record music through the 1980s and '90s. Now an extensive tourer, enjoy a chance to see Scaggs live on the road this year!

Allen Stone was raised on Gospel and cut his teeth singing in church when he was a youngster, leading the congregation in song with an emotive voice and his trusty acoustic guitar. With the discovery of classic Soul music in his teens, Stone began his transformation into the sensational singer-songwriter he is today. His folksy, bluesy brand of neo-soul combines a vintage aesthetic with an astounding vocal technique.

For many, the unique sound of Macy Gray's husky vocals defined mainstream R&B and neo soul in the early 2000s. Originally hailing from Ohio, the songstress fell into the industry when she agreed to help a fellow muso record a demo tape. When her friend failed to show up, she nonchalantly recorded the track's main vocals, yet her distinctive growl caught the ear of industry movers and shakers, paving the way for a multi-platinum, Grammy-winning career.

"I don't know where to go, so I'll lay here instead, with my symptoms, symptoms of sorrow and dread", breathes the 21 year old Los Angeles-native, Malcolm Todd, on his track "Chest Pains (I love)" . A ballad ripe with all the lush bass of a Steve Lacey track, "Chest Pains" is Malcolm's top track to date amassing a hearty 50 million streams on Spotify. On the rise as one of next great "love-sick" musicians, Todd is ideal for fans of Omar Apollo, Tyler the Creator and Rex Orange County.

Ever present throughout the '70s and '80s, the Commodores were able to switch in the blink of an eye from driving funk get-downs to soaring balladry. Led for much of their commercial peak by Lionel Richie, the group notched up seven Number One singles, millions of record sales and a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.