Event Location: FOUNTAIN PARK, 12925 N Saguaro Blvd, Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Captivating vocalist and songwriter blending her background of gospel, soul and jazz to create her own sound & unique musical expression
Ghanaian highlife artiste. Born in Accra, he has a career spanning over 20 years. He rose to prominence in the mid- to late 1980s, with the release of his first solo studio album, Baya, which he also produced and wrote, in 1987.
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Khani Cole began her ascent into national and international consciousness after relocating to Phoenix from her native Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in the early 1990s.
Canadian singer, multi-keyboardist, composer and sound designer Yanick Allwood has been performing professionally since a very young age.
Tenor Saxophonist Jermaine Lockhart born in Cleveland, Ohio where he grew up in the Pentecostal Church. He resides in Phoenix and shares his music locally internationally.
Began her career singing in top jazz clubs on Rush Street in Chicago, and has been one of the most admired vocalists in the Valley since her arrival in the mid-80s
Gives you full access to FEST IN THE HILLS on Saturday, November 8thExperience an unforgettable lineup featuring International Award-winning headliners, celebrated local artists, and internationally touring talent—all in the stunning setting of Fountain Park in Fountain Hills, AZ.What’s Included:✅ General admission to the festival (ALL DAY)✅ Access to all music stages, food trucks, artisan vendors, and sponsor zones✅ Entry into giveaways, announcements, and live activations✅ Invitation to enjoy a vibrant, community-centered atmosphere🪑 Please Note:This ticket is festival lawn-style seating—bring your own chair or blanket. All GENERAL ADMISSION spots are first come, first served, so arrive early to claim your perfect view!
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