Lyle Lovett and The Hello Darlins

Born in Klein, TX, Lyle Lovett is a trailblazer in alternative country and Americana with acclaimed albums like "Pontiac" and "Joshua Judges Ruth." Known for blending country, jazz, and pop, his iconic works include "The Road to Ensenada," which won a Grammy. Lovett collaborated with Nanci Griffith and gained pop fans with his Large Band's eclectic sound. Notable for his marriage to Julia Roberts, he acted in films like "The Player" and maintained a strong presence in Texas music scenes, touring with his Large Band.

The Hello Darlins, a Canadian collective from Calgary, blends Americana, folk, country, gospel, and blues. Formed by Candace Lacina and Mike Little, they are celebrated for their harmonies and musicianship. Known as a "one-band Americana festival," their albums include "Go By Feel" and "The Alders & The Ashes." They earned three Canadian Folk Music Award nominations and collaborated with artists like Matt Andersen.