Yamaha will bring two major music stars to The NAMM Show later this month.

Announced today, Jon Batiste and CeCe Winans will perform at the Yamaha Grand Plaza Stage. Winans will headline the Night of Worship on Thursday, January 23 while Batiste will take the stage on Friday, January 24.

Winans’ last studio album was last year’s Joyful, Joyful: A Christmas Album. In 2022, the artist gained three Grammys for their singles "Never Lost" and "Believe For It." Batiste unveiled their new studio album Beethoven Blues (Batiste Piano Series, Vol. 1) back in November. Following NAMM, the artist will head to the Grammys to see if they earned wins for their work on the film American Symphony.

Aside from the musical performances, Yamaha will also showcase Yamaha pianos created for Alicia Keys' 2023 "Keys to the Summer Tour." More musical performances courtesy of Yamaha will be revealed soon.

Chris Gero, vice president and chief artist relations executive at Yamaha Artist Relations Group said this about the forthcoming performances:

"This year at NAMM, we are thrilled to present two brilliant, can't-miss performances on our Yamaha Grand Plaza Stage. On Thursday, the annual Night of Worship will feature the soul-stirring magic of gospel legend CeCe Winans! Friday will feature the infectious musical joy and uplifting energy of the wildly talented Jon Batiste. These amazing concerts promise unforgettable nights for all."

The NAMM Show will take place at the Anaheim Convention Center from January 21 through January 25. Badges are on sale to the general public right now here. Our coverage of last year’s NAMM Show can be found here.