Guster

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.

Madison Cunningham is a singer-songwriter and guitarist whose 2022 Verve Forecast album Revealer won the GRAMMY for Best Folk Album. Her Verve releases also include Who Are You Now (2019) and Ace, co-produced with Robbie Lackritz.

Afie Jurvanen, the musician behind Bahamas, was a longtime Toronto mainstay and collaborator with Feist, The Weather Station, and Kathleen Edwards. He moved to Nova Scotia in 2019 and recorded Bootcut in Nashville with Vince Gill, Sam Bush, and Mickey Raphael.

Indie folk band The Ballroom Thieves, known for their lush harmonies and introspective lyrics, have toured the US, Europe, and Canada. They've played at Newport Folk and LA's Troubadour, captivating audiences with both full band performances and intimate duo shows. Their album "Sundust" explores themes of self-awareness and healing amid a tech-driven world.