Kings of Convenience and John Butler

John Butler, born in California, is an Aussie roots rock guitarist and leader of the John Butler Trio. Known for reggae, political folk, blues, and acoustic soul, the group achieved success with albums like "Sunrise Over Sea" and "Grand National." Their hits include "Zebra,” and they're famous for live performances, such as "Live at Red Rocks." Collaborating with various artists, the trio's lineup changes kept their sound fresh. They've earned multiple platinum albums and maintain a loyal international fanbase.

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.