Jackie Greene began self-recording in central California before signing his first record deal. Known for his spiritual balladry, Americana, and blues, he has supported BB King and Taj Mahal, performed at Bonnaroo, and earned praise from Bob Weir as a cowboy poet.
Jennifer Hartswick, from Burlington, Vermont, is a dynamic trumpeter and vocalist. Known for her soulful blend of jazz, R&B, soul, and funk, she is an original member of the Trey Anastasio Band. Her album "Something in the Water" (2022) showcases her powerful voice and trumpet skills. She has collaborated with Christian McBride, Herbie Hancock, and Carlos Santana, celebrated for her engaging live performances.
Multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter Jason Crosby is a prolific session musician who has collaborated with Bruce Springsteen, Eric Clapton, and Carlos Santana. After building his career as a sideman, the New York-born artist moved to California and released his solo debut full-length, Cryptologic, in 2017.
Oteil Burbridge is a master bass guitarist known for funk, rock, and jazz. A founding member of Aquarium Rescue Unit, he later joined the Allman Brothers Band in 1997. He has collaborated with Gregg Allman and Trey Anastasio, and released his debut solo album, Love of a Lifetime, in 2000.
Mississippi-born Cody Dickinson is a founding member of the North Mississippi Allstars and a five-time Grammy nominee. He produced the documentary Take Me to the River and earned a Blues Music Award nomination for Best Drummer. He has collaborated with Robert Plant and Mavis Staples.
Grahame Lesh, from Marin County, California, is a guitarist, singer-songwriter, and bandleader. Son of Phil Lesh, he co-founded Midnight North, hailed as a "Best New Act" by Rolling Stone. His music blends rock, folk, blues, soul, and Americana. He performs with Midnight North, Phil Lesh's Terrapin Family Band, and Grahame Lesh & Friends, collaborating with many notable musicians. Albums include "There's Always a Story" and "Diamonds in the Zodiac."
Philadelphia-born Tom Hamilton is a dynamic songwriter, producer, and guitarist, a cornerstone of the modern jam and improvisational music scene. Known for his fearless musicianship and soaring guitar work, he fronts bands like Brothers Past, American Babies, Ghost Light, and Joe Russo's Almost Dead. His album "I'm Your Vampire" showcases his indie, electronic, and alt-country styles.
New York City-based singer/songwriter and trombonist Natalie Cressman has toured the jam band circuit for a decade with Phish’s Trey Anastasio, leads her own band, and has released five albums of original music. She also tours with Brazilian guitarist Ian Faquini.
Nicki Bluhm, a Nashville-based American roots artist, blends country-soul and rock, celebrated for her powerful voice and collaborations with partner Jesse Noah Wilson.
LA-born guitarist blending jazz/rock/avant-improv; Wilco member since 2004; Nels Cline Singers leader; collabs: Thurston Moore, Julian Lage, MMW; CA Music Awards Outstanding Jazz Artist.