COBU is a family-themed show that has electrified audiences across the U.S., Europe, and Asia with its dynamic blend of Japanese traditional Taiko drumming with funk tap dance. COBU founder Yako Miyamoto was a six-year member of the Off-Broadway hit show STOMP. COBU combines the culture of Japan with the energy and rhythms of New York City for an exciting evening critics call "powerful, primal and exotic." A guaranteed fun-filled night for youth and members of the entire family!

Audiences first came to love Michael McDonald as a member of the hit group The Doobie Brothers.

His break-out solo career propelled him to new heights with a string of hits, including I Keep Forgetting, Yah Mo B There, Sweet Freedom, and On My Own, a duet with Patti Labelle.

More recently McDonald released a series of albums celebrating the music of Motown.

The Forum and Reichhold Center continue their longstanding partnership with the return of the acclaimed Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra. PRSO will perform Sibelius, Spring Song, Op. 16; Chausson, Poeme de l’amoure et de la mer, Op. 19; and Mendelssohn, Symphony n. 3.  St. Thomas native and mezzo-soprano Melita Etienne joins PRSO as a featured vocalist during the evening.

This dynamic dance company fuses Latin dance with classical and contemporary techniques to create an evening of energy, creativity and passion.

The 26-member Soweto Gospel choir has been praised worldwide for its rich harmonies. From acapella arrangements to musical accompaniments, the choir performs in six of South Africa’s 11 languages. The choir presents a dazzling show filled with colorful costumes and energetic dancing.

Reichhold Center teams up with Steve Simon to bring three incredible blues artists to the stage. Curtis Salgado is heralded as one of the finest blues harmonica players in the country. His style became the basis for the Blues Brothers movie starring John Belushi. Trampled Under Foot are the 2008 winners of the International Blues Challenge. Joining the lineup is Eden Brent, who has been praised for her “whiskey-smoke” voice, drawing comparisons to Janis Joplin and Sarah Vaughn.

Enjoy an evening of jazz and pop under the stars with two of the most acclaimed musicians in the music industry - vocalist Patti Austin and pianist Ramsey Lewis.

Ramsey Lewis’ albums The In Crowd and Hang On propelled him into a major force on the jazz scene. During his stellar career Ramsey Lewis has recorded more than 80 albums and earned five gold records as well as three Grammy Awards.

Jim Tunick and the Rotary Club of St. Thomas present a fundraiser featuring the 1970s hit group Orleans. Orleans has earned a legion of loyal fans throughout the years with such hits as “Still the One,” and “Love Takes Time.” Proceeds from the event will support the Nana Baby Home.

The premiere reggae group emerging from the UK, Steel Pulse has enjoyed international success with such albums as “Babylon the Bandit,” “Earth Crisis,” and “African Holocaust.”

Black Violin is a hip hop duo that has captivated audiences across the United States with their unique blend of up-tempo hip hop with classical music. Kev Marcus plays the violin, while Wil B. plays the viola. These classically trained young men are three-time winners of the Apollo Theater competition, and winners of “America’s Got Talent.”  Their music ranges from covers of the Fugees to Cold Play and Bach.

Two of the hottest acts on the Neo-Soul music circuit take to the stage for the season finale. Musiq Soulchild has proven himself to have staying power in the music business with his hits “Teach Me,” “Halfcrazy,” and “Love.” Vivian Green’s debut album “A Love Story” featured the hit song “Emotional Rollercoaster.” In 2005 the Philadelphia native scored again with the hit single, “Gotta Go, Gotta Leave.”