Sugar Ray with Duke Robillard and The Bluetones

Sugar Ray, formed in Newport Beach, CA, and fronted by Mark McGrath, soared in the late '90s with hits like "Fly," "Every Morning," and "Someday." Known for their sunny pop-rock sound, they achieved triple-platinum success with the album 14:59. The band collaborated with producer David Kahne and dancehall artist Super Cat. Their catchy tunes led them to fame on both the Billboard Top 40 and Adult Contemporary charts. Beyond music, McGrath became a TV personality, co-hosting Extra and appearing on various reality shows. Sugar Ray continues to resonate with nostalgic '90s pop fans.

Duke Robillard, born in Rhode Island, is a celebrated guitarist known for his warm blues and roots rock sound. Founder of Roomful of Blues, he also played with the Fabulous Thunderbirds and collaborated with artists like Herb Ellis and Bob Dylan. His work spans solo projects and collaborations, earning multiple W.C. Handy Awards and a Grammy nomination. Notable albums include Blue Mood: The Songs of T-Bone Walker and The Acoustic Blues & Roots of Duke Robillard.

The Bluetones, formed in Hounslow, England in 1994, delivered guitar-driven Brit-pop with a touch of psychedelia. Known for hits like "Slight Return," their debut album "Expecting to Fly" topped UK charts in 1996. Despite mixed reviews and limited US success, they remained influential, capturing the blend of the Stone Roses and Oasis.