Alejandro Escovedo and Trapper Schoepp

Alejandro Escovedo, born in San Antonio, Texas, is a renowned singer-songwriter known for his eclectic style, fusing punk, roots rock, and alt-country. He was a member of the bands the Nuns, True Believers, and Rank & File before embarking on a highly regarded solo career. Escovedo's acclaimed albums include Gravity and A Man Under the Influence. His collaborations with icons like John Cale and Bruce Springsteen, along with his awards, including the Independent Icon award and ACL Hall of Fame induction, highlight his influence. Notable works include The Crossing and Burn Something Beautiful.

Milwaukee folk singer-songwriter Trapper Schoepp blends raw storytelling with influences like Springsteen. Known for co-writing with Bob Dylan and extensive touring.