Linda Ronstadt, 11-time Grammy winner who sold over 100 million albums during her 40+ year career is no longer performing publicly. Yet millions of her devoted fans still long to hear the beloved songs that made up the soundtrack of their lives. And there are so many! From “When Will I be Loved?” to “You’re No Good”, “Blue Bayou”, “Perfidia”, “Just One Look”, “Hay Unos Ojos”, “Desperado”, and so many more.  Fortunately, her incredible musical legacy now lives on through the jaw-dropping talents of Gesenia and her Ronstadt Revue. Since their founding in 2017, the group has brought their Celebration of Linda Ronstadt to packed theaters and performing arts centers across the United States. Every Ronstadt Revue show, performed in painstaking detail in both English and Spanish, spans many of the musical genres of Ms. Ronstadt’s career, including pop, rock, country, Motown, and Great American Songbook standards, as well as Spanish language hits (sung with native fluency by Gesenia, who is Latina). And Gesenia doesn't just "sing" Ronstadt's tunes; she positively channels and inhabits each song in a way that only Linda herself has ever done before, bringing the audience to tears and to their feet in multiple ovations throughout the show.

The band has garnered accolades from several members of Ms. Ronstadt’s own touring bands, including Dan Dugmore, Herb Steiner and John Beland. In fact, Mr. Beland (also renowned as one of the legendary Flying Burrito Brothers), even tours with the band at select shows across the country. Beland says, “Whenever I listen to Ronstadt Revue, I'm immediately catapulted back to that stage I shared with Linda so many years ago. There are tribute bands and then there is this. Don’t miss it!" Both he and Mr. Dugmore (Ms. Ronstadt’s longtime steel guitarist) have produced tracks for, and are also featured on, the band’s latest album (which also includes contributions from Linda’s nephew, the noted cellist, Michael G. Ronstadt). The fact that these musicians have allied themselves professionally with Ronstadt Revue speaks volumes.