Like her older brother, music legend Prince, Tyka Nelson grew up surrounded by music. The Minneapolis based artist is the daughter of Jazz singer Mattie Shaw and accomplished musician John L. Nelson. Growing up Tyka listened to Mahalia Jackson records and began singing at the age of 2. She wrote her first song at the ripe old age of 10.

Discovered at 17 by Prince, St Paul was hand picked to appear in the 1984 Grammy Award winning film Purple Rain as the new keyboard player in the acclaimed funk group The Time. He shortly thereafter contributed his keyboard and bass skills to the group’s platinum album Ice Cream Castle (#24 pop), the infectious singles Jungle Love (#6 R & B/#20 pop) and The Bird (#36 pop).

Singer, songwriter, supernova, Shelby Johnson as Prince dubbed her “Shelby J.” is a native of Greensboro, North Carolina. Shelby’s motto is to “Spread Light and Love through Music” Shelby has performed and collaborated with some of the greatest talent in record music history.

Best known as former keyboard player for Prince and the New Power Generation Cassandra O’Neal has an impressive resume of work with major industry artists such as Pink, 98 Degrees, Avant, Chante Moore, Mary J. Blige and Macy Gray.

Queen Cora Coleman is an author, producer, business owner, international drummer and native of Houston, Texas (U.S.A.). Her 15-year music career has been shared with cross-generational, world-renown icons, Prince Rogers Nelson, Beyoncé Knowles and Zucchero Sugar Fornaciari, among others.

Emerging in a pouf of dazzling stardust, Liv Warfield has solidified herself as a legend of her own time. Born in Peoria, Illinois the former Notre Dame Track star and gymnast began her singing career in Portland, Oregon where she had relocated to attend college.

Nik first jammed with Prince in 2012, and in 2015 recorded at Paisley Park with Prince, 3rdeyegirl and the Golden Hippie. They recorded 4 songs and were preparing to be his opening act for his tour of the newly mastered 'Purple Rain' after he completed his 'Piano and Microphone' tours.

Jellybean Johnson is lauded as one of the primary architects of The Minneapolis Sound, the fusion of rock, funk, blues, R&B and hip-hop, that made Prince one of the top-selling pop artists for over 30 years.

Guitarist/composer/arranger/producer/performer, Tori Ruffin has a twenty-five-year professional career in the music industry. For the past 23 years he has been the lead guitarist for Morris Day & The Time, appearing with the band on tour, TV (The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Show with David Letterman, Arsenio Hall Show and more) and in the studio.

A life long Minnesotan whose sound has always focused on a characteristically “Minneapolis” sound, Ricky Peterson is known for having produced, written and played keyboards for Prince on and off since his early days on the Twin Cities scene, perhaps most notably producing and arranging the song “The Most Beautiful Girl in the World."

Bernard “BK” Jackson is an international-performing saxophonist, electrifying audiences across the globe with his unique playing style, energetic stage presence and unparalleled passion for music that touches the soul.

Adrian Crutchfield has taken the world by storm in recent years, not only as the last sax player to perform and record with Prince, touring the world and being featured on Prince’s last three albums, but also touring domestically and internationally with acts such as Lionel Ritchie, Bette Midler, and Cee Lo Green — all the while writing and building his 2017 release titled ‘Leap’.

A formally educated professional musician, Lynn J. Grissett Jr. is a truly dedicated artist. A member of the New Power Generation Hornz, the horn section of the band New Power Generation (NPG) once led by the late great musical genius Prince, Lynn has performed around the world as both a solo artist and as part of elite level ensembles.