John Craigie and Glen Phillips

John Craigie, a Portland-based singer-songwriter, is known for expressive songcraft and captivating vocals. Celebrated for hits like "Laurie Rolled Me a J," his works resonate with fans globally, attracting streams and sold-out shows. He collaborates notably with TK & The Holy Know-Nothings.

Glen Phillips, born in California, is best known as the frontman of alt-rock band Toad the Wet Sprocket, famous for hits like "All I Want" and "Walk on the Ocean." He launched a successful solo career with albums such as Abulum and Winter Pays for Summer, featuring collaborations with Ben Folds and Nickel Creek. Phillips also formed side projects like Mutual Admiration Society and Works Progress Administration. Toad reunited in the 2010s, while Phillips continued releasing solo work like Swallowed by the New.