Experience an unforgettable night of music as Good Day Sunshine and Pink Eclipse share the stage for a powerful, fully live tribute to two of the greatest bands in rock history and perform The Beatles’Abbey Road and Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon – in their entireties- all in one show. Plus a bonus set of Beatles and Pink Floyd faves and hits. Performed by the same powerhouse group of Northwest musicians—with different vocalists leading each project—this show brings the iconic sounds of The Beatles and Pink Floyd to life with the energy, detail, and heart that have earned them audiences in the thousands across performing arts centers, festivals, and theaters throughout the region.

2022 BLUES MUSIC AWARD WINNER B.B. King Entertainer of the Year - Tommy Castro (won previously in 2010 and 2008) Album of the Year - Tommy Castro, Tommy Castro Presents A Bluesman Came to Town Band of the Year - Tommy Castro and The Painkillers “The hardest thing to do,” says internationally beloved soul-blues rocker Tommy Castro, “is be yourself, take some chances and bring your fans along with you.” Throughout his long, constantly evolving career, guitarist, singer and songwriter Tommy Castro has always remained true to himself while exploring, growing and creating new music, and he has taken his thousands of devoted fans right along with him.

Since his solo debut in 1994, he’s made 16 albums—the last seven for Alligator—each its own unique chapter in the book of Tommy Castro. Ranging from horn-fueled R&B to piping hot blues to fiery, stripped-down rock ‘n’ roll, each release is solidly built upon Castro’s unshakable musical foundation—a dynamic mix of 1960s-influenced guitar-fueled blues, testifying Memphis-soaked blue-eyed soul and Latin-tinged East San Jose funk, all driven by Castro’s grab-you-by-the-collar vocals and passionate guitar work. Blues Revue declared, “Tommy Castro can do no wrong.”

Ben Rice's music is deeply rooted in traditional blues, yet at the same time fiercely original. Spinning nuances of Americana, Jazz, and Country on his resophonic guitar. "It's a big umbrella but I promised myself to play the music I write and let it tell me where to go rather than try to hold true to an arbitrary box or label." His guitar playing earns labels like "fearless," "inventive" and "powerful," and he routinely brings audiences to their feet with his stunning and emotionally honest vocal delivery.

Nduduzo Makhathini is an improvisor, scholar and musicologist at the University of KwaZulu Natal school of the arts with a PhD in music.

Makhathini is also a multi award winning artist and internationally acclaimed musician from Pietermariztburg in KwaZulu Natal. As a bandleader, Makhathini holds 12 albums under his belt and he features on many as a sideman and producer. He is currently signed to the prestigious Blue Note Records in the US and has a busy tourist schedule that keeps him relevant in current jazz practices and discourses. Makhathini has collaborated with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Centre Orchestra, Richard Bona, Hamilton de Holanda, (the late) Zim Ngqawana, Omagugu, Shabaka Hutchings, Black Coffee, Thandiswa Mazwai, Mbuso Khoza and most recently, the WDR Big Band just to name a few of his favourite musicians that he has worked with. Makhathini has also done reputable festivals around the globe.

Currently, Makhathini is performing his recent offering uNomkhubulwane (2024) out on Blue Note Records. uNomkhubulwane is understood to be a mythical rain Goddess who regulates fertility through the language of water. The album is underpinned by an understanding of mythical institutions of Nguni peoples of Southern Africa, their connection to the cosmos and how that relates to ingoma.