Kings of Convenience and John Butler

John Butler, Australian roots rock guitarist, is the frontman for the John Butler Trio. Known for blending reggae, blues, and folk, their hits include "Zebra." With platinum albums like "Sunrise Over Sea" and "Grand National," the band collaborated on ambitious projects. Originating from busking in Perth, Butler's musical journey includes establishing Jarrah Records with The Waifs. Frequent lineup changes kept their music vibrant. The trio captivated audiences globally with heartfelt performances and albums, such as "Live at Red Rocks" and "Live in Paris."

Kings of Convenience, an indie pop duo from Bergen, Norway, are known for harmony-rich, gentle songs. Rising in 2000, they topped charts with Quiet Is the New Loud. Collaborating with artists like Feist, their hits include Riot on an Empty Street. Notable albums on Billboard include Declaration of Dependence.