Alphabet Rockers is important music... it creates the culture that is the reality of the world we want. - W. Kamau Bell, Emmy-Award Winner, CNN
 
Presenting music from their GRAMMY-nominated albums, the Alphabet Rockers inspire kids and families to stand up to hate and be their brave and beautiful selves. Diverse audiences love the contemporary sound and positive messages ‒ shaping a more equitable world through hip-hop music and dance!
 
Alphabet Rockers is a hip-hop children's music collective based in Oakland, California led by Kaitlin McGaw and Tommy Soulati Shepherd.
 
As touring and resident artists, Alphabet Rockers have been featured by The Kennedy Center, the Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture, SXSW, Lollapalooza and festivals around the country, in addition to 50+ schools each year. Their performances, media and artistry include an impactful and diverse line-up of artists, including DJ Roza Do, choreographer Samara Atkins, youth artists Kali de Jesus, Maya Fleming and Tommy Shepherd III, and dancers Arayah Fleming and Marj Ortiz.

In 2022, Alphabet Rockers published “You Are Not Alone” (Sourcebooks), an empathetic and inclusive picture book that has enchanted kids of all ages. This fall they released their 5th studio album, "The Movement," with immediate national attention from NPR's Weekend Edition, a family album with "intergenerational appeal" centering justice and community.


CLICK HERE to get to know the Alphabet Rockers and hear their uplifting message they have to share with folks of all ages!

Food and beverages will be available for purchase from 4:00 - 5:30 pm on the Amphitheater lawn. See full menu HERE.