“His voice is surprisingly similar and his movements are excellent”
Ron

Stevie Wonder tribute
A Full-Band Stevie Wonder Tribute with Horns, Rhythm Section, and Hits Across Decades
Natural Wonder is a Stevie Wonder tribute band led by Gabriel Bello. Built as a full-band show rather than an impersonator act with backing tracks, the group performs with rhythm section, horn ensemble, and Bello on vocals and multiple instruments.
The set draws from across Stevie Wonder’s catalog, including Motown-era songs such as Signed, Sealed, Delivered and My Cherie Amour, 70s material including Master Blaster and Do I Do, music from Songs in the Key of Life, the harmonica feature in Isn’t She Lovely, and later songs including My Love is on Fire. The focus is on delivering the look, feel, and sound of a Stevie Wonder set with the musicianship the material demands.
Gabriel Bello is a #1 Billboard-ranked vocalist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. He fronts a band of industry veterans assembled to handle the vocal range, instrumental detail, and ensemble playing associated with Stevie Wonder’s music.
Since launching in 2012, Natural Wonder has performed at festivals, private and corporate events, and large venues across the country. Past private and corporate clients include the American Heart Association, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and the Southeastern Jewelers Association.
Venue credits include House of Blues in Orlando and Myrtle Beach, B.B. Kings in New York City, The Fillmore in Charlotte, NC, The Downtown Cabaret in Bridgeport, CT, and Speaking Rock Casino in El Paso, TX. For buyers looking for a Stevie Wonder tribute with a real band setup and a catalog built around widely known songs, Natural Wonder presents a clear, easy-to-place option.
Representative setlist
“His voice is surprisingly similar and his movements are excellent”
Ron
“I felt bad that the vocalist had lost his voice so he couldn't hit some notes but as I am also a singer myself so I understand how that goes when we're sick... and i could still tell how great a vocalist he usually is., and playing keys and harmonica just like Stevie was great. For the all white, and, older musicians, they sounded great. I just wish they had some background vocals as well.”
TOMOKO
“I bought the tickets to take my Mother out to celebrate Mother's Day. The show started exactly on time and he definitely sang like Stevie Wonder. My mother loved it and I enjoyed it too. My only suggestion would be to remove some of the more obscure Stevie Wonder songs and replace them with more recognizable songs. However, most of the good ones were played and we loved singing along.”
Kyle
“Natural Wonder was almost as if Stevie Wonder was there in person.”
Bacrocky