Exceptional musical talent comes along only a few times in a generation — and the three ladies of Valley-based We3 are out to prove that they have it.

Nicole Pesce, Renee Grant Patrick and Suzanne Lansford will be in concert at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 9 at Spirit of Grace Lutheran Church, 15820 W. Clearview Boulevard.

Doors will open at 6 p.m.

Tickets are only $5, and they may be reserved by calling the fellowship at 480-438-1115. A free-will offering will be taken at the event.

We3 performed its first concert together in October 2016 at The Nash in downtown Phoenix. An undeniable chemistry was recognized, and the group continued to perform soldout shows at the Music Instrument Museum and Phoenix Theatre, along with recording their first full length CD.

Grant Patrick is the daughter of the late George Grant of the world-famous Ink Spots), Lansford plays the violin and Pesce is behind the piano.

They have made TV appearances and several stops at the Herberger Theater Center Stage, the Chandler Jazz Festival and AZ Classic Jazz Festival. They have even entertained in jazz clubs all over Paris and more.

Over the past 12 years in the Valley, Grant Patrick has connected with individuals and crowds with her voice and music, which is shockingly honest and emotionally charged.

Lansford’s violin stylings wow crows as she plays her jazz, Latin, bluegrass, blues, Greek and Scottish flavors on the violin. Lansford has twice won the Yee-Haw Junction Bluegrass Fiddle Championship.

Pesce’s fingers fly across the piano keys so quickly it is hard to tell she only has two hands. She entertains with everything from Bach to Lady Gaga and has performed at venues all across the Valley and Las Vegas and played with stars such as the Moscow Ballet, Zowie Bowie and Mamma Mia.