Judy Collins with Richard Thompson and Zara Phillips

Judy Collins is an acclaimed American interpretive vocalist and songwriter known for her strong, clear voice and stylistic range spanning folk, pop, and show tunes. Rising to fame during the 1960s folk boom, she scored a major hit with Both Sides Now and earned a platinum success with Judith.

Richard Thompson is an acclaimed British folk-rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist born in London. A founding member of Fairport Convention, he later recorded widely praised albums with his spouse Linda Thompson, including the breakthrough 1982 release Shoot Out the Lights, before launching a successful solo career.

London-born singer-songwriter Zara Phillips started as a backing vocalist for Bob Geldof and others. Her albums include "When the Rain Stops," "You, Me and Us," and "Meditation and KitKats," featuring the song "I'm Legit." An "Angel in Adoption" award recipient, she is known for her music, writing, and activism centered on adoption. She won awards for her documentary "ROOTS: UNKNOWN" and her show "Beneath My Fathers' Sky." She performs with her husband, Richard Thompson.