Charles Wesley Godwin is a country and Americana singer-songwriter from Morgantown, West Virginia. Known for albums like Seneca, How the Mighty Fall, Family Ties, and Christian Name, his music explores themes of home, family, and faith, featuring collaborations with artists like Luke Combs.
Trey Anastasio is a guitarist, composer, and songwriter best known as a co-founder of the improv rock band Phish. Alongside his extensive work with Phish, he has pursued a diverse solo career and collaborated with artists like Les Claypool, Stewart Copeland, and Philip Glass.
Formed in Connecticut, American rock band Goose features Rick Mitarotonda, Peter Anspach, Trevor Weekz, and Cotter Ellis. Known for adventurous live shows and fearless improvisation, the group has released six studio albums, including BIG MODERN!, Everything Must Go, and Chain Yer Dragon.
Grammy-nominated Minneapolis guitarist, composer, and producer Cory Wong blends jazz, funk, and soul. He rose to fame with Vulfpeck before launching a solo career and performing with the Fearless Flyers, collaborating with Jon Batiste, The Jonas Brothers, and Billy Strings.
Formed in Nashville in 2012, All Them Witches is a rock collective featuring Charles Michael Parks, JR., Ben McLeod, Allan Van Cleave, and Christian Powers. They blend blues, psychedelia, and hard rock across acclaimed albums like Our Mother Electricity, Lightning at the Door, and Nothing as the Ideal.
Formed in the early 1990s, jazz-rap trio Digable Planets consists of Butterfly, Ladybug, and Doodlebug. Their 1993 debut album, Reachin, featured the hit single Rebirth of Slick and earned a Grammy Award. The group released their second album, Blowout Comb, in 1994.
Greenville, South Carolina native Marcus King fronted the Marcus King Band before making his solo debut with the Grammy-nominated 2020 album El Dorado. He followed it with Young Blood and MoodSwings, while also hosting his annual Family Reunion music festival.
Formed in California in 2010, ska alternative rock group Sublime with Rome features Rome Ramirez, Eric Wilson, and Bud Gaugh. Known for hits like Santeria and What I Got, they released albums like Tangerine Skies and their final self-titled album, while also collaborating with Slightly Stoopid.
Southern California Southern rock band Robert Jon & The Wreck formed in 2011. Known for soaring guitars and rich harmonies, they have toured globally, shared stages with Peter Frampton and Buddy Guy, and released albums like Last Light On The Highway and One Of A Kind.
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Drew Holcomb leads the Americana act Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors. Known for albums like Good Light and Medicine, the group has built a dedicated following with their folk-based sound and chart-topping releases.
Formed in Philadelphia by rapper Black Thought and drummer Questlove, the Roots are a progressive hip-hop band known for live instrumentation and acclaimed albums like Things Fall Apart. They earned a Grammy for You Got Me and became a prominent late-night television house band.
Karina Rykman is a bassist and artist known for albums like Joyride and Late Checkout. Her vibrant indie rock and post-punk sound spans genres from shoegaze to bass-focused grooves. She has toured with bands like Khruangbin and My Morning Jacket.
Darren Kiely is a folk-infused pop singer from Co. Cork, Ireland. Known for raw vocals and lush storytelling, he released his debut EP, Lost, featuring hits like Sunrise and Mom & Dad. Kiely won national honors in Irish traditional music before relocating to New York and Nashville.
Formed in 2000, the minimalist rock duo the Kills features guitarist Jamie Hince and vocalist Alison Mosshart. Emerging during the garage rock revival, they blended blues-punk, electro pop, and hip-hop across albums like Keep on Your Mean Side and Midnight Boom.
Born in Los Angeles, California, Jerry Joseph formed The Jackmormons in Salt Lake City in 1996. Their sound blends rock, country, and Americana with jam band influences. Known for "Climb To Safety" and intense live shows, Joseph is a prolific songwriter. He was inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame in 2015. Their album "Panther Tracks Vol. 1" includes studio versions of live favorites. Collaborations include members of Widespread Panic.
Led by Cary Hudson and Laurie Stirratt, the roots rock band Blue Mountain formed in Oxford, Mississippi, in 1993. Known for blending country, blues, and rock, they released albums like Dog Days, Homegrown, Tales of a Traveler, and the live retrospective Tonight It's Now or Never.
Warren Haynes, born in Asheville, is a renowned blues-rock guitarist known for soulful sounds. Founder of Gov't Mule, ex-Allman Brothers member, his solo album, "Million Voices Whisper," features tracks with John Medeski and Derek Trucks, with guest artists Lukas Nelson and Jamey Johnson.
Cody Jinks, raised near Fort Worth, Texas, built his career in bars and honky-tonks with a DIY approach. He has released 11 albums charting near the top of Billboard Country and Independent charts, totaling 5B streams and 8 Gold/Platinum songs.
An annual three-day music festival held at Radians Amphitheater at Memphis Botanic Garden in Memphis, Tennessee, celebrating the city's rich musical legacy with an eclectic lineup spanning rock, soul, and blues.
