Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Miller this year with their dynamic opening performance! This sophisticated and cutting-edge Irish dance troupe, Trinity Irish Dance Company will leave everyone breathless. Through a blend of percussive power and aerial grace, TIDC sends a clear message of female empowerment.
This performance celebrates Founding Artistic Director Mark Howard’s unique vision to fuse vibrant Irish traditions with ever-evolving American innovation. The program features Howard’s “Push”, an explosion of virtuosic footwork, “An Sorcas” (The Circus), a colorful comment on the battle between substance and spectacle choreographed by Howard and Associate Artistic Director Chelsea Hoy, and “American Traffic”, a hybrid of Irish step and American tap that plays at the intersection of rhythmic sensibilities and rebellious histories, choreographed by Michelle Dorrance and Melinda Sullivan.
[From All Music.com-Matt Collar] Singer Jessie Murph brings a sugar-coated grit to her moody trap- and R&B-influenced pop. She first broke through in 2021 with singles like "Upgrade" and "When I'm Not Around." Her first EP, If I Died Last Night, appeared in 2022, followed by a 2023 mixtape, drowning.
Born in Nashville, Murph grew up in Alabama, where she moved with her musician parents at age five. Living first in Huntsville and later in Athens, she became interested in performing, listening to a mix of pop, hip-hop, and country. She began posting vlogs and cover songs online, drawing both fans and cyberbullies, the latter of whom would inspire her emotive and deeply felt songwriting style. The industry also took notice, and in 2021, she signed a recording contract with Columbia Records and released her debut single, "Upgrade." More tracks followed, including "Sobriety," "When I'm Not Around," "Always Been You," and 2022's "Pray," the latter of which appeared on her debut EP, If I Died Last Night. A year later, she returned with a full-length mixtape, drowning.
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With more that 40 million copies sold and over 9 million monthly listeners across streaming platforms, Marco Antonio Solís is without question a significant artist to rise in the Latin world in the last two decades. Solis will be in concert this weekend in Sugraland at Smart financial Center. The Latin music artist hails from Michoacan, Mexico
Solís was only 12 when he formed his first group, Los Hermanitos Solís, with brother Joel. He was still a teenager when he formed Los Bukis in the early '70s.
Over the course of the next two decades, Los Bukis came to profoundly influence the norteño and tejano music of Mexico and the southwestern United States. Though Solís continued to work closely with Los 
Bukis, he also initiated a solo career that resulted in platinum certifications for mid-'90s LPs such as Quiereme, Inalcanzable, and Por Amor a Mi Pueblo. Trozos de Mi Alma followed in 1999. Solís ushered in the new millennium with a two-volume live set, En Vivo, and its companion, En Vivo, Vol. 2. His next studio album, Mas de Mi Alma, was released in 2001 and, like his previous solo albums, became a best-seller.
This latest tour announcement for Solís comes on the heels of a legendary nine show stadium tour with Los Bukis. Their Una Historia Cantada across the US celebrated the group’s reunion after 25 years where over 480,000 fans saw them live for the historic limited engagement shows.