Carolyn Wonderland with Marcia Ball and Shelley King

Carolyn Wonderland, born in Houston, is a Texas blues singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist known for her unique finger-picking guitar style. After leading the Imperial Monkeys, she went solo in 2001. Collaborating with Ray Benson and Dave Alvin, she released acclaimed albums like "Alcohol and Salvation" and "Tempting Fate." She's toured with legends, played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, and won several awards, including best female vocalist in Houston. Wonderland has performed on "Austin City Limits" and jammed with Bob Dylan.

Marcia Ball, born in Orange, TX, and raised in Vinton, LA, blends East Texas blues with Louisiana swamp rock. Known for tracks like "Soulful Dress," she achieved fame through energetic shows and collaborations with Angela Strehli and Irma Thomas. Ball’s albums, such as "Sing It!" and "Presumed Innocent," have earned critical acclaim and award nominations, including Grammy and W.C. Handy nods. Active since the '70s, she frequently collaborates with artists like Delbert McClinton and is signed with Alligator Records.