Grand Jubilee with Jeffrey Osborne, Richard Elliot, and more

Born in Providence, RI, Jeffrey Osborne rose to fame as L.T.D.'s lead singer with hits like "Love Ballad." His solo R&B success includes "On the Wings of Love." He’s earned three gold albums and Grammy nominations. Influenced by a musical family, Osborne also collaborated with his son and was inspired by George Duke.

Richard Elliot, a Los Angeles-based saxophonist born in Scotland, is a key figure in urban contemporary jazz, with a style blending soul, funk, and smooth jazz. Formerly with Tower of Power, Elliot charted hits with Blue Note like "On the Town" and "Jumpin' Off." His work, including with Rick Braun on "RnR," frequently tops jazz charts. Notable collaborations include Dave Koz, the Yellowjackets, and covers like Marvin Gaye's "Inner City Blues." Elliot co-founded ARTizen Music Group, released "Metro Blue," and continues to shape jazz with releases such as 2021's "Authentic Life."

Rick Braun, born in Allentown, PA, is a renowned trumpeter known for his smooth jazz style and lyrical phrasing. Influenced by Chet Baker and Miles Davis, he has over 20 smooth jazz hits and has collaborated with legends like Kirk Whalum, Dave Koz, and Natalie Cole. He's earned Top 200 album placements, multiple jazz number ones, and Smooth Jazz Artist of the Year awards. Notable works include "Full Stride," "Kisses in the Rain," and collaborations like "Shake It Up" with Boney James. Celebrating 30 years in 2022, Braun continues to be a beloved figure in the jazz scene.

Peter White, born in Luton, England, is a celebrated British guitarist known for his lyrical smooth jazz style. Initially gaining fame with Al Stewart, he later collaborated with artists like Richard Elliot and Kirk Whalum. White's notable albums include 'Perfect Moment' and 'Groovin'. He's also co-written hits like "Time Passages" and released a number of successful solo albums, featuring reworked classics and original compositions.