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Loved for his sultry soul performances, Sean Jones and his band, The Righteous Echo, are bringing audiences an unforgettable night of summer music. Celebrating 50 years of R&B with the nostalgic sounds of the ‘60s to the ‘00s, the show will also mix original compositions and beloved old-school hits. Joining him are Grammy-nominated and JUNO Award-winning R&B/soul singer-songwriter Glenn Lewis, legendary singer Jackie Richardson, JUNO Award-winning singer-songwriter and acclaimed theatre actor Divine Brown, UK sensation Vincent Darby and other surprise performers.
Followed by an Afterparty in the Brigantine Room with DJ crew BELLOSOUND until 2am. Capacity is limited – separate ticket required, booking will be shared after purchase. Don’t miss out and book early!
About Sean Jones
Sean Jones is a JUNO Award-winning R&B singer/songwriter whose contemporary take on classic soul and R&B sound is a tribute to the icons that inspired him. His expansive career has seen him perform on Monaco’s shores, Hawaii’s islands, London’s historic Trafalgar Square, New York’s Carnegie Hall and The Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center.
About Divine Brown
Divine Brown, previously known as Divine Earth Essence, is a Canadian rhythm, blues, soul singer and theatre performer.
Known for her Canadian radio hit “Old Skool Love,” she has performed at various musical festivals worldwide and toured with The Backstreet Boys during their Unbreakable Tour in North America in 2008. Her debut album, Divine Brown, was an underground hit and thrived in the mainstream market, whereas her next album, The Love Chronicles, won a JUNO Award for Best R&B Soul Album in 2009.
In 2009, Divine Brown participated in an interactive documentary series called City Sonic. The series featured 20 Toronto artists, and Divine performed at the Toronto Rex Hotel.
In January 2011, Brown recorded a tribute to Dennis Brown, “Sitting & Watching.” Brown’s third album, Something Fresh, was released in 2012 under Universal Canada, and some of her most recent work includes singing background vocals on Drake’s Grammy award-winning album‚ Take Care.
About Glenn Lewis
GRAMMY-nominated and JUNO Award-winning Canadian neo-soul artist Glenn Lewis embarked on his musical journey in the late 1990s. The Toronto native released his debut single, “The Thing to Do” in 1997, marking the beginning of his rise to prominence in music. His hit single “Don’t You Forget It” was released in the early 2000s. It catapulted Lewis into the spotlight, earning him a JUNO Award for Best R&B/Soul Recording and the SOCAN International Achievement Award.
In 2002, he debuted “Fall Again” as part of the Maid in Manhattan movie soundtrack, where he also made an appearance in the film. Lewis has collaborated with notable artists throughout his career, including Kardinal Offishall, who featured on the title track of his sophomore album Back For More and Stanley Clarke’s Grammy-nominated track “Where Is The Love.”
Today, Lewis continues to be celebrated for his soulful voice, compelling lyrics and contributions to R&B and neo-soul. His work has left a prominent footprint in the music industry and remains a respected figure worldwide. Lewis finished 2023 by sharing his rendition of two holiday classics: “The Christmas Song” and “’l’ll Be Home For Christmas.” More to come in 2024!
About Jackie Richardson
Jackie Richardson has a voice that inspires Canadians. A legendary singer of blues, jazz and gospel, she has graced the stage and screen as an award-winning film, television and musical theatre actress, with leading roles in record-breaking productions. Throughout her career, having recognized the importance of the transformative power of music, Richardson was determined to share that knowledge through mentorship and the nurturing of young talent such as those at Toronto’s Regent Park School of Music. A faithful community leader through her volunteering and support efforts, she devotes her heart and voice to numerous charitable organizations and initiatives.
About Vincent Darby
Vincent Darby is a singer who is a descendant of the “Windrush Generation” of Jamaicans who migrated to Britain after World War II. Darby’s grandparents were part of this movement, and their heritage is a guidepost for him on his journey as a musician. He has spent time writing and recording in his ancestral home, Jamaica, and is eager to take his music on the road. The music of Jamaica inspires Darby, and he is confident that his unique blend of styles will succeed in the wider music world.
Dates & Times
*Followed by an Afterparty in the Brigantine Room with DJ crew BELLOSOUND until 2am.