Jim Lauderdale with Lillie Mae and Game Changers

Born in North Carolina, singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale helped shape the 1990s Americana movement. Known for his stylistic versatility, he has released numerous eclectic albums spanning hard country, bluegrass, pop, blues, folk, and rock, while writing hits for major country stars.

Born in Illinois, Lillie Mae Rische is a renowned American singer and multi-instrumentalist in bluegrass and country genres. Known for her work with Jypsi and collaborations with Jack White, she gained recognition with hits like "I Don't Love You Like That" and her solo single "Nobody's/Same Eyes." Raised in a musical family, she toured the U.S. as a child. Mae has released acclaimed albums like "Forever and Then Some" and "Other Girls," showcasing her unique style. She has collaborated with artists such as Dean Fertita and producer Dave Cobb.