While you might be familiar with Ambrosia's radio hits of the '70s, but their five albums also included expansive progressive and experimental material. Catch the group live when they perform at the Plaza Ballroom in Palm Beach with singer and impressionist Martin Dubé, who possesses a five-octave vocal range allowing him to cover artists from Louis Armstrong to Céline Dion. Ambrosia was originally labeled as America's answer to English acts like Yes and King Crimson, and some of their hits include "Holdin' On to Yesterday," "Nice, Nice, Very Nice," "How Much I Feel," "Biggest Part of Me" and "You're the Only Woman."