Barenaked Ladies with Five For Fighting and Del Amitri

Ed Robertson, born in Canada, is the lead singer and guitarist of Barenaked Ladies. Known for dry wit and keen observation, the band has released 18 studio albums, sold 15M+, earned Grammy nods, multiple Juno Awards, and were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2018.

Five for Fighting is John Ondrasik's solo act, famed for hits like "Superman (It's Not Easy)" and "100 Years." Raised in L.A.'s San Fernando Valley, he blends emotive pop/rock with influences from Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder. He gained fame post-9/11, performed at the Concert for New York City, and saw America Town go platinum. Collaborations include Steven Schwartz and Jim Brickman. Known for poignant lyrics, Ondrasik critiques political issues through songs like "Blood on My Hands."

Scottish band Del Amitri, formed in 1982 by Justin Currie and Ian Harvie, is known for blending Beatlesque pop with country-rock. Hits include "Kiss This Thing Goodbye," "Always the Last to Know," and "Roll to Me." They've toured the U.S. extensively and released notable albums like Waking Hours and Twisted.