GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter and guitarist Madison Cunningham is known for her albums Who Are You Now, Revealer, and Ace. Praised by Hozier, she has collaborated with artists like Lucy Dacus, Mumford & Sons, and Andrew Bird.
Grammy-nominated indie-pop band Lucius features vocalists Holly Laessig and Jess Wolfe alongside Dan Molad and Peter Lalish. Known for engaging live shows and otherworldly vocals, they have collaborated with Joni Mitchell, Brandi Carlile, Harry Styles, and The Killers.
Trombone Shorty is a Grammy-winning New Orleans cultural ambassador who debuted at Jazz Fest at age four, performing with major artists like Pharrell and Bruno Mars. New Breed Brass Band earned consecutive Grammy nominations for their debut album and live release.
Formed in London in 2008, Mumford & Sons became a leading British act, winning Grammy and BRIT awards. Known for topping global charts and headlining festivals, the band released their sixth album, Prizefighter, co-produced with Aaron Dessner.
Grammy-winning mandolin player, singer, and composer Chris Thile is a leading light of progressive bluegrass. Born in California, he is a founding member of Nickel Creek and Punch Brothers, and has released numerous acclaimed solo and collaborative albums with artists like Yo-Yo Ma and Edgar Meyer.
Nathaniel Rateliff grew up in rural Missouri playing music in church and later moved to Denver. He released multiple solo albums and EPs before forming Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats. His album And It Was Still Alright serves as an homage to his late friend and producer Richard Swift.
Canadian singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Leif Vollebekk is a former philosophy student known for his lyrical poetry. His album Revelation features eleven organic tracks exploring nature, mortality, and existential doubt, evoking the narrative skills of Leonard Cohen.
Oakland-born singer-songwriter Celisse blends hard-rocking, blues-tinged music with soulful vocals. A multi-instrumentalist, she is known for captivating live performances and collaborations with artists like Joni Mitchell, Alicia Keys, and Lizzo. Her debut album is anticipated.
Ketch Secor, born in New Jersey, is the Grammy-winning multi-instrumentalist frontman of Old Crow Medicine Show. He revitalizes old-time Americana, Appalachian, and punk-infused folk. Secor co-wrote the double-platinum hit "Wagon Wheel" with Bob Dylan. An Opry member, he released his solo album, "Story the Crow Told Me," in 2025, and is known for his storytelling and roots music advocacy.
