By Jeremy Blacklow

Adding to a long tradition of featuring top-level talent, four big acts have been booked to headline this year’s White Party in Palm Springs, California.

Ana Matronic of the Scissor Sisters will be one of the two acts at Saturday night’s main event, taking place yet again at the Palm Springs Convention Center. Known for her amazing stage presence and biting lyrics, the multi-talented Matronic will be making a solo return of sorts at this event. Emerging from the same downtown arts scene as 2009 White Party headliner Lady Gaga, Matronic will no doubt bring quite the performance to the desert affair.

Also headlining on Saturday is Roc Nation/Columbia Records singer Alexis Jordan, who returns with her new single, “Acid Rain.” Jordan headlined the White Party’s Sunday tea dance in 2011.

Carmen Electra marks her return to the music industry by headlining this year’s tea dance, where she’ll be performing her new single, “I Like It Loud.” For those who don’t remember,

Matisyahu (Photo: Jonathan Leibson)Fans of Matisyahu no doubt know that the pioneering Jewish reggae superstar--who famously shaved his Hassidic beard in 2011--released his first-ever live acoustic EP, Spark Seeker: Acoustic Sessions, on Tuesday.

Matisyahu had the opportunity to capture some moments from his annual "Festival Of Light" in December--from which he culled the material for his live recordings--and we at Yahoo! Music are delighted to premiere one of these performances, "Searchin'," for music fans to get a first look at.

"I’m able to take these words and strip away much of that ‘studio’ process, exposing each lyric—bare, with little more than a guitar and a microphone," the singer noted. "It’s a different level of emotion that pours out in the acoustic setting."

Matisyahu is currently about to embark on a cross-country tour starting this month. Here's where you can see him live, and be sure to check in at his official site for updates.

1/31 Santa Fe, NM – The Lensic PAC
2/2 Salina, KS - Stiefel Theatre
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