Christine Lavin with John Gorka and Patty Larkin

New Jersey native John Gorka is a folk singer/songwriter known for his rich baritone and witty character sketches. A leading light of the 1980s new folk movement, he won the Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Award in 1984 and debuted with 1987's I Know.

Boston-based folk singer/songwriter and guitarist Patty Larkin began recording in the mid-’80s for Philo, then made acclaimed albums for HighStreet from 1991. Her introspective songs and guitar work draw comparisons to Bonnie Raitt. Released Watch the Sky (2008) and 25 (2010).

Christine Lavin, a notable figure from NYC's '80s songwriter scene, is celebrated for her humorous take on contemporary romance. Known for songs like "If You Need Space, Go to Utah," she has released numerous albums across various labels. Lavin founded Four Bitchin' Babes and is recognized for promoting fellow artists. She also co-created an environmentally themed children's book and penned a memoir, "Cold Pizza for Breakfast."