Steve Earle & the Dukes with David Byrne, Kurt Vile, and more

David Byrne, known for blending avant-garde with accessible pop, explores human connection in collaborations with Kid Harpoon, Ghost Train Orchestra, St. Vincent, and Hayley Williams.

Kurt Vile's "Back to Moon Beach" EP, recorded in California with Rob Laakso, Stella Mozgawa, and Chris Cohen, features collaborations with Cate Le Bon. Overdubbed in Philadelphia's OKV Central and finalized at Mant Sounds in LA, the collection showcases Vile's expansive non-album work.

Steve Earle, born in Fort Monroe, Virginia and raised in Texas, is a celebrated singer/songwriter known for his genre-spanning work in country, rock, bluegrass, and more. He gained fame with "Guitar Town" and "Copperhead Road" and has collaborated with artists like the Pogues and Willie Nelson. Earle is renowned for his literate, rebellious lyrics, exploring both personal and political themes. Despite struggles with addiction, his consistent critical acclaim and versatility have built a loyal following. Earle has won a Grammy and hosts songwriting retreats, advocating for Autism awareness.