Daryl Hall and Howard Jones

Daryl Hall, born in Pottstown, Philly, is a legendary soul singer and pop/rock songwriter, famously known for Hall & Oates hits like "Maneater" and "Rich Girl." Collaborating with John Oates and talents like Robert Fripp and Dave Stewart, Hall's rich blend of Philly soul, AM Pop, and rock dominated the '80s charts. He received an American Music Award in 1984, launched the acclaimed series "Live from Daryl's House" in 2007, and explores solo work with albums like Sacred Songs and Before After.

Born in Hythe, England, synth-pop pioneer Howard Jones shaped 80s new wave with hits like "New Song," "What Is Love?," and "Things Can Only Get Better." Renowned for philosophical songwriting and pioneering synthesizers, he performed at Live Aid and sold millions of albums. His discography includes Dialogue (2022) and Piano Composed Spirio (2025), and he has collaborated with artists such as BT.