Coco Montoya and Ronnie Baker Brooks

Coco Montoya, born in Santa Monica, California, is a celebrated blues-rock guitarist known for his soulful vocals and left-handed playing style. He played with Albert Collins and John Mayall before a successful solo career. His debut, "Gotta Mind to Travel," won a W.C. Handy Award. With multiple charting albums like "Can't Look Back” and "Dirty Deal," he tours globally, headlining major festivals. Montoya's collaborations include Debbie Davies, Al Kooper, and Warren Haynes.

Chicago-born Ronnie Baker Brooks, son of blues legend Lonnie Brooks, is known for his soulful blues guitar and collaborations with artists like Eddy Clearwater and Chris Beard. Launching his solo career in 1998 with the album "Golddigger," Brooks also produced and co-wrote for other musicians. His notable works include "Times Have Changed" and the charting "Blues in My DNA."