Foy Vance with Vittorio Angelone, Bonnie Bishop, and more

Texas-raised singer-songwriter Bonnie Bishop built her career on country and soul-infused music, issuing albums like Long Way Home and Soft to the Touch. She gained broader recognition when Bonnie Raitt recorded her song Ain't Gonna Let You Go, and her song The Best Songs Come from Broken Hearts was featured on the television series Nashville. Bishop experienced a career breakthrough with her 2016 album Ain't Who I Was, followed by The Walk in 2019.

Northern Ireland-born singer/songwriter Foy Vance is known for albums like Joy of Nothing and The Wild Swan, with collaborations featuring artists such as Elton John, Ed Sheeran, and Bonnie Raitt. His eighth album, IF, gathers material written over 27 years and features co-writes with Lori McKenna and Natalie Hemby.

Joshua Burnside, a folk singer-songwriter from County Down, N. Ireland, won the NI Music Prize for EPHRATA. Known for experimental techniques, he fuses Irish folk with rock, indie, and Americana from his Belfast base.

Vittorio Angelone is an Italian-Irish stand-up comedian from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He transitioned from classical music training, becoming known for exploring cultural identity in his comedy. His acclaimed debut show "Translations" earned him Best Newcomer nominations at the 2022 Dave Comedy and Edinburgh Comedy Awards. He co-hosts "Mike & Vittorio's Guide to Parenting" and is recognized for popular online content and sold-out tours.