André 3000 performs at Bimbo’s 365 Club in San Francisco on Feb. 20, 2024.

John Legend, Jill Scott and André 3000 will headline The Black Radio Experience, which will be held Aug. 30 to Sept. 1 at The Meritage Resort and Spa in Napa Valley.

The three-day festival is the newer, more intimate iteration of the Blue Note Jazz Festival. Robert Glasper will return as artist in residence, and the event will be hosted by Sway Calloway, taking over for Dave Chappelle.

The festival aims to celebrate the rich tapestry of Black culture and will include more than 30 artists in all, including Andra Day, Common, Nile Rodgers, Ledisi and more.

“This year’s event promises an even more boutique, intimate, and exclusive vibe than ever before, presenting an unparalleled caliber of iconic artists,” said Alex Kurland, director of programming of Blue Note, in a written statement. “Robert Glasper’s vision and inspiration shape the talent and tone of the entire experience.”

Other performers include Tank and The Bangas, Cimafunk, Marcus Miller, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Madlib, Christian McBride, Pete Rock, Joel Ross, Terrace Martin, Jahi Sundance, Kendrick Scott, Derrick Hodge, Marsha Ambrosius, Eric Roberson, RC & The Gritz, DJ Aktive, Bryan Michael-Cox and Musiq Soulchild.

The Black Radio Experience will consist of two stages and a wine cave venue. Attendees will again have access to Chef Darryl Bell’s ‘In the Vineyard’ Stateline Road Smokehouse, breakfast and dinner buffets and Ember Steak for all three days. There will also be a wine garden, after-parties and a pool party. Attendees can also stay at Meritage Resort & Spa for the festival.

Combination VIP hotel and ticket packages begin at $2,250 per person and go up to $3,400 per person for packages including a balcony view of the main stage. Packages are on sale now. Three-day GA passes starting go on sale at 9 a.m. PT on Thursday, May 16, starting at $499.