Khani Cole's Post-Christmas Party with Special Guests Rachel Eckroth & Obadiah Parker at Musical Instrument Museum

Valley-based vocalist Khani Cole has been a fixture in the greater Phoenix area since relocating from her native Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the early ’90s. Cole had an unprecedented ten-and-a-half year run at the Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs. While there she released three albums that launched her into the national and international consciousness. Cole returns to MIM Music Theater with special guests Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter/pianist and Valley native Rachel Eckroth and Obadiah Parker. Eckroth’s 2014 release, Let Go, charted nationally and she most recently joined NBC’s The Meredith Vieira Show as the house keyboardist. Parker garnered national success with his acoustic cover of Outkast’s “Hey Ya,” which has over 11 million views on YouTube. Parker’s subsequent national tour included an appearance on the Howard Stern show as well as other national entertainment outlets....

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Valley-based vocalist Khani Cole has been a fixture in the greater Phoenix area since relocating from her native Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the early ’90s. Cole had an unprecedented ten-and-a-half year run at the Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs. While there she released three albums that launched her into the national and international consciousness. Cole returns to MIM Music Theater with special guests Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter/pianist and Valley native Rachel Eckroth and Obadiah Parker. Eckroth’s 2014 release, Let Go, charted nationally and she most recently joined NBC’s The Meredith Vieira Show as the house keyboardist. Parker garnered national success with his acoustic cover of Outkast’s “Hey Ya,” which has over 11 million views on YouTube. Parker’s subsequent national tour included an appearance on the Howard Stern show as well as other national entertainment outlets.

“Khani Cole is so consistently solid that it’s a little too easy to take her for granted.”—Arizona Republic

“Khani Cole’s soulful alto reveals uncommon emotion and strength.”—JazzTimes Magazine

“Khani Cole, ‘the voice’ of Phoenix!”—George Benson

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