Formed in 2013, Too Many Zooz continues to set North America and beyond alight with their heady blend of brass and house music. Their status as an underground phenomenon is both literal and figurative: the trio got their start performing in the subways of New York City, filling commuters' ears with upbeat, rhythm-driven sounds.

If you're searching for a Valentine's Day date night, our friends at fever have got you covered with this passionate Candlelight special, featuring a flurry of romantic music from across the years, including tunes from Celine Dion, Elvis, Elton John and many more, performed by a heart-stirring string quartet in some of the country's most beautiful venues. This is one V-Day experience that'll win you some serious favor, so put down that card and book your tickets today.

A pet project of jazz pianist Scott Bradlee, Postmodern Jukebox gained a loyal following through its YouTube channel. The collective covers modern pop tracks (and some old classics as well) in a big band style. Everyone from Miley Cyrus to TLC has got the Postmodern Jukebox treatment. Now, they're bringing the 1920s era to life to a stage near you!

Canadian guitarist, producer and nuevo flamenco star Cook turns his lighting quick fingers to flamenco, rumba, jazz plus various other forms of world music into his work. A Juno Award winner, he has also received accolades from Acoustic Guitar magazine, and is a three-time winner of the Canadian Smooth Jazz award for Guitarist of the Year. To top that off, he has also sold more than 1.5 million worldwide, cementing himself as a global guitar superstar.

Often described as a 'one-man jam-band', Keller Williams fuses myriad genres including bluegrass, folk, alt-rock, reggae, electronica, jazz, and funk, with a fearless looping style. Crafting quirky songs and improvising on his custom-made ten-string guitar, Williams has forged a genre all his own and tirelessly tours to bring it to the masses. Catch him as he brings his music to the stage on his latest North American trek.

Three-time Grammy Award-winning saxophonist and New Orleans native Branford Marsalis has jazz running through his veins. The sons of a jazz singer and music professor, Marsalis and his brothers have risen to the upper echelons of modern jazz due to their virtuosic playing and technique. In an astounding four decade career, the living legend has performed and recorded with the likes of Miles Davis, Art Blakey and Herbie Hancock.