Brett Young and Tony Lucca

Brett Young, born in Orange County, California, blends pop sophistication with country emotion. Known for hits like "Sleep Without You" and "In Case You Didn't Know," he transitioned from college baseball to music after an injury. Influenced by Gavin DeGraw, he gained fame playing iconic California venues before moving to Nashville and signing with Big Machine Label Group. His 2018 album "Ticket to L.A." topped U.S. Country Albums. Young has collaborated with artists like Colbie Caillat and Katy Perry, and released an acoustic EP and a children's book.

Nashville-based singer/songwriter Tony Lucca blends soul-infused pop and folk. Known from NBC's The Voice, he's toured with Maroon 5, Sara Bareilles, and Kelly Clarkson.