Big Daddy Wilson and Hans Theessink

Big Daddy Wilson, a U.S.-born blues vocalist from Edenton, NC, is acclaimed for his soulful baritone and versatile style. Based in Germany, he blends blues, gospel, jazz, and reggae. Notably collaborating with Eric Bibb, his breakthrough album "Love Is the Key" expanded his global presence. Known for chart success with "Neckbone Stew," Wilson performs at prestigious festivals worldwide, with releases under Germany's Ruf Records and France's Dixie Frog.

Austrian blues musician Hans Theessink revives American blues, covering classics and modern hits from artists like Chuck Berry and Willie Dixon. Known for his unique covers and original songs, he frequently includes gospel in his performances. Collaborations include Ry Cooder and Terry Evans. Based in Vienna, he tours Europe, Australia, and New Zealand extensively.