MACON, Ga. — The Otis Redding Foundation said "O'tis the Season" for their fifth year in a row Saturday.
You could hear everything from traditional Christmas carols, gospel, rap and of course, music inspired by the King of Soul himself, Otis Redding.
More than a dozen talented students from the foundation performed in the holiday concert at the Capital Theatre downtown.
They were joined by special guests like the World Famous Rap Room, Reese Soul, and Charles Davis and the Velvet Sound.
And, it wasn't just singing on stage. There was dancing too.
Young dancers from Kali Dance Studio and the Dream Team performed on stage.
The show is the foundation's end of the year fundraiser that supports music and art programs.
Justin Andrews says his grandfather, Otis Redding, would be proud to see a show like this Saturday.
"Either he would watching in the crowd, or I'm going to have to push him off the stage because he's gonna take it over. One of the two. But I think he would be very very proud of what we're doing and continuing to do, especially for the children in Macon and the surrounding communities," Andrews said.