Grayson Capps and Sarah Lee Guthrie

Sarah Lee Guthrie, born into folk royalty, debuted in 2001 on Rising Son Records. Known for collaborations with husband Johnny Irion and the folk trio RIG, she released "Exploration" featuring alt-country stars. Carnegie Hall debut and toured with Arlo Guthrie.

Born in Opelika, Alabama, Grayson Capps is a literate and impassioned Americana songwriter known for gritty characters and bluesy roots-rock style. Influenced by New Orleans, his works include the acclaimed albums "Rott & Roll" and "Scarlett Roses." Capps contributed songs to the film "A Love Song for Bobby Long" and formed the songwriter collective Willie Sugarcapps. He has collaborated with musicians like Will Kimbrough and Dylan LeBlanc, and his retrospective "South Front Street" was remixed by producer Trina Shoemaker.