The Elite Concert Series is providing an opportunity for upcoming, unsigned talent in all genres to perform and showcase their talents for industry professionals, including A&R's and talent scouts. Featuring R&B artist Suzann Christine.

Alternative trio Sirius Plan is a "Free, Wild and Reined Trio... from Toulouse to Namur via Caen, Paris and Brussels". What was supposed to be a one time show from three girls jamming in a hotel room turned into a magical Franco-Belgian trio performing across the globe.

Lead by multi-instrumentalist John Gill, The Dime Store Romeos have experience ranging from country to rockabilly, from 50s rock 'n' roll to jazz. The group has performed alongside such artists as Woody Allan, Enrique Iglesias, and Dan Finnerty of The Dan Band.

A recent breakout from the UK, Catfish and the Bottlemen is an "xplosive" guitar band, drawing influence from new wave, indie, garage and grunge. Their 2014 debut album, 'The Balcony', was certified Platinum in the UK.

Rock band Radkey doesn't cater to just one sound. Brothers Dee (lead singer/guitarist), Isaiah (bassist), and Solomon (drummer) grew up in Missouri with "nothing to do but listen to their Father's records and start a band."

"Savoy Motel is... a state of mind". The four-piece band hails from Nashville, and blends glam rock, soul, and dance music to deliver the feeling that drives them.

Conducted by Dianne Berkun Menaker, and directed by Kristin Marting, the Brooklyn Youth Chorus presents Silent Voices. This performance "tackles systemic injustice...  marginalized narratives of racial, gender, and economic disparity at the center of our discourse, giving resounding voice to the so-often voiceless."

Comprised of original Grateful Dead member Tom Constanten (pianist) with Mark Karan, Slick Aguilar, Jay Lane and Robin Sylvester. The group will be playing through the classic "Live Dead" in its entirety for the first time ever.