Guster with Joy Oladokun, Karina Rykman, and more

Joy Oladokun, born in Casa Grande, Arizona, is a queer Black singer-songwriter blending folk, R&B, rock, and pop. A daughter of Nigerian immigrants, she crafts vulnerable songs on identity and social justice. Her albums include "Proof of Life" and "Observations from a Crowded Room," with "Hope Is A Heavy Thing" also part of her discography.

Guster, an American alternative rock band, originated in Somerville, Massachusetts, in 1991. Known for engaging live shows, humor, and vocal harmonies, their musical style blends indie rock, jangle pop, and acoustic folk. Popular songs include "Satellite," a gold record recipient, "Amsterdam," and "Fa Fa." Notable albums include the award-winning "Ganging Up on the Sun" and "Ooh La La" (2024). Band member Adam Gardner co-founded REVERB, an environmental advocacy organization.

Karina Rykman is a bass-driven indie/jam-rock artist with a namesake band. Known for albums Joyride (2023) and Late Checkout (produced by Gabe Monro; mixed by Grammy-winner Beatriz Artola), plus opening for Khruangbin and My Morning Jacket.

BAILEN is a New York City indie pop/folk-rock band of siblings Julia (guitar), Daniel (bass) and David (drums), known for three-part “blood harmony.” Raised by classical-musician parents, they blend Rock & Roll and Brahms-inspired influences.

HANSON is a band of brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson, formed in 1992 in Tulsa, OK. They broke through with the 1997 international smash “MMMBop” from debut album Middle Of Nowhere, earning multiple Grammy nominations and selling over 16M albums.