Robert Finley

3 concerts

Born in Louisiana, Robert Finley is known for his soulful, swampy rock style. His popular tracks include "What Goes Around (Comes Around)," showcasing smooth vocals. Frequent collaborations with producer Dan Auerbach highlight his storytelling prowess, earning him acclaim in the music industry.

Dawn Brothers

3 concerts

Dawn Brothers, a Rotterdam band, blends folk rock, blues, and soul with unmatched craftsmanship. Known for albums like "Staying Out Late" and "Alpine Gold," they've toured globally, played North Sea Jazz and Americanafest, and collaborated with DeWolff.

Bonnie Raitt

37 concerts

Born in Burbank, CA, Bonnie Raitt is a blues-rock star celebrated for her soulful music and guitar prowess. Notable works include the Grammy-winning "Nick of Time," with hits like "Something to Talk About." She's collaborated with legends like Jackson Browne and John Prine and is an active activist. Her album "Just Like That" gained critical acclaim, adding to a legacy that spans decades of influential music.

Margo Price

13 concerts

Margo Price, born in Illinois, is an influential American singer-songwriter known for her evocative storytelling and topics like industry standards and farmer struggles. With four acclaimed albums, including "Strays," she tackles issues like substance abuse and gender rights, earning her critical acclaim. A Farm Aid board member, she captivates with rock-infused sound and fierce lyrics.

Early James

10 concerts

Early James' album, "Medium Raw," produced by Dan Auerbach at Buddy Jackson’s Honky Château, showcases his gritty Americana style, blending blues, rock, and folk.

Robert Cray

29 concerts

Robert Cray, born in Columbus, Georgia, is a renowned blues artist famous for his clean, song-focused style. Achieving major success with the 1986 album "Strong Persuader," he had several Top 40 hits, including "Smoking Gun" and "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark." Cray's collaborations include work with Albert Collins, Johnny Copeland, and performances with Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan. A Blues Hall of Fame inductee and four-time Grammy winner, his album "Robert Cray & Hi Rhythm" highlighted his soulful storytelling with the legendary Hi Records band.

Jenny Don't And The Spurs

6 concerts

Emerging from the Pacific Northwest, Jenny Don’t and the Spurs have a fierce DIY ethos with 13 self-released albums. Their collaboration on "Fire On The Ridge" with Fluff and Gravy Records topped the Alt Country charts. Known for extensive international tours, they won the 2023 Ameripolitan "Outlaw Group" award.

JD Clayton

6 concerts

Arkansas native JD Clayton delivers infectious country-rock with soulful storytelling. Touring with Dwight Yoakam and more, he signed with Rounder Records. "Blue Sky Sundays" was recorded at Sound Emporium Studios and mixed by Grammy-winner Vance Powell, embodying a '70s-inspired, spontaneous sound.