2026 Levitt AMP Wilmington
Music Series
SCHEDULED performers
AUG 12TH @ 6:30PM
Jovin Webb
Raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Jovin Webb has been shaped by gospel music, Southern church culture, and the realities of life on the Gulf Coast. Webb built his soulful voice the old-fashioned way: playing night after night, living the stories he now sings. On stage, Webb is a performer who transforms every room he plays, whether it’s an intimate club in Louisiana or a festival stage in Europe.
AUG 19TH @ 6:30PM
Annika Chambers
Annika Shattrelle Chambers is an American soul blues singer and songwriter. She has released three albums, and she won a Blues Music Award in 2019 in the ‘Soul Blues Female Artist of the Year’ category. Her sophomore release, Wild & Free, debuted at number 7 on the Billboard Blues Albums Chart.
AUG 28TH @ 6:30PM
Linda May Han Oh
Born in Malaysia, raised in Western Australia, and now living in New York City, Linda May Han Oh began playing piano, bassoon and electric bass before starting upright bass in 2002 at the W. A. Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) where she graduated with first-class honors. Oh received the ASCAP Young Jazz Composer’s award in 2008 and an honorary mention at the 2009 Thelonious Monk Bass Competition. She is currently the bassist with guitarist Pat Metheny and is an active double bassist, electric bassist, and composer.
SEPT 2ND @ 6:30PM
Afro-Andean Funk
Afro-Andean Funk is a New York–based, two-time Latin Grammy–nominated ensemble led by Peruvian vocalist Araceli Poma and bassist-producer Matt Geraghty. Rooted in Afro-Peruvian rhythm and Andean melody, the band performs original music in Spanish, English, and Quechua, pushed through cajón, electric bass, drums, keyboards, and.
Afro-Andean Funk is a high-energy, multilingual show that uplifts Indigenous voices, honors Afro-Peruvian tradition, and reminds audiences that the rhythms connecting us are older and stronger than the borders between us.
SEPT 9TH @ 6:30PM
Cyrille Aimée / Ben Wendel
When Cyrille Aimée and Ben Wendel share the stage for a collaborative performance, they deliver highly dynamic contemporary jazz. Rather than a standard singer-with-backing-musician dynamic, their sets function as a true dialogue between voice and saxophone. Their performance relies on Interlocking Improvisation and Scatting. They often trade intricate melodic phrases back and forth, matching each other’s rhythmic energy and effectively treating the human voice and the saxophone as twin front-line horns.
SEPT 16TH @ 6:30PM
Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez
Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez is a singer, composer, piano player and music educator. Rooted in Jazz, R&B, Folk, and songwriter traditions, her work is known for its lyrical clarity and emotional vulnerability.
Coming from a musical family, Raina was exposed to a wide range of artistic influences as a child and music was a means of expression from a very early age. She went on to graduate from Bard College where she has a BA in Music Composition and Performance. She has performed at Joe’s Pub, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Homer Center for the Arts, Sons D’Hiver Festival, and many others. Sokolov-Gonzalez has been a featured vocalist with William Parker, D.D. Jackson, and many others. Releasing her first songs in 2018, Raina’s debut album ‘If They’re Mine’ was released in 2021, garnering over 1.5 million streams on Spotify. Her new album ‘Habit’ is out now.
SEPT 23RD @ 6:30PM
Jonathan Scales Fourchestra
The whimsically named Jonathan Scales Fourchestra veers from in-your-face chops and passion to quiet moments of solitude. The power trio of electric bass, drums, and steel pans combines jazz, classical, and progressive rock, peppered with Latin rhythms and outbursts of funk.
SEPT 30TH @ 6:30PM
Los Pleneros de la 21
Los Pleneros de la 21 (LP21) is an East Harlem-based performing ensemble and non-profit community organization. Their mission is to promote cultural continuity, community connection, and Puerto Rican cultural expression through dynamic performances and compelling arts education centered on the Afro Puerto Rican expressions of Bomba and Plena. The ensemble received a Grammy nomination for their groundbreaking album Para Todos Ustedes.
OCT 7TH @ 6:30PM
Brass Queens
Brass Queens is a female-led, New York-based brass band that has been dominating the brass band scene since 2019. Their sound is deeply inspired by and pays homage to the New Orleans brass band tradition while injecting the upbeat, multifaceted energy of their New York home into each performance. The result is a nonstop party: a Brass Queens show will have you singing along to classic pop hits, dancing your heart out to reggaeton, and feeling like you’ve been transported to Frenchman Street.
OCT 14TH @ 6:30PM
Lao Tizer Band
“Jazz Group of the Year” nominee, The Lao Tizer Band announces their new album & video release Amplify, a major evolution for the group that includes 5 new original vocals and 4 new original instrumentals. Joining keyboardist. composer, bandleader and former “Best New Jazz Artist” nominee, Lao Tizer for the show are American Idol star vocalist, Elliott Yamin, Emmy-winning guitarist, producer and composer, Chieli Minucci, GRAMMY-winning drummer, Gene Coye, GRAMMY-winning percussionist Munyungo Jackson, Senegalese bassist, producer and composer Cheikh N’Doye, and saxophonist Phillip Whack.