Indigo Girls with Matthew Sweet, Charlie Starr, and more

Indigo Girls, formed by Amy Ray and Emily Saliers in Atlanta, gained fame with hits like "Closer to Fine." Known for folk rock, their Grammy-winning work highlights social activism. Collaborated with artists like R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe, they're celebrated for impactful live shows and a legacy of gold and platinum albums.

Atlanta-based folksinger Shawn Mullins, known for his Grammy-nominated hit "Lullaby," mixed folk and Americana styles. A former U.S. Army Infantry member, he founded his own label, releasing successful albums like Soul's Core, which went platinum. He collaborated with Zac Brown Band, co-writing their hit "Toes." He worked with labels like Columbia and Vanguard, delivering albums such as 9th Ward Pickin' Parlor and My Stupid Heart.