Summer Salt with John Butler, The Waifs, and more

John Butler, Australian roots rock guitarist, is the frontman for the John Butler Trio. Known for blending reggae, blues, and folk, their hits include "Zebra." With platinum albums like "Sunrise Over Sea" and "Grand National," the band collaborated on ambitious projects. Originating from busking in Perth, Butler's musical journey includes establishing Jarrah Records with The Waifs. Frequent lineup changes kept their music vibrant. The trio captivated audiences globally with heartfelt performances and albums, such as "Live at Red Rocks" and "Live in Paris."

Summer Salt, formed in Austin by Matthew Terry & Eugene Chung, crafts trop-pop with hits like "Campanita." Known for breezy styles & intimate themes, they've collaborated with notable producers like Carlos de la Garza.

Australian sister duo Vikki and Donna Simpson, known as The Waifs, blend folk with "wholemeal" style. Notably collaborated with Bob Dylan. Acclaimed album "Up All Night" won four ARIA awards.

Josh Pyke, an acclaimed indie artist, boasts six top-ten albums, 2x platinum hits, and multiple ARIA awards. He's performed globally, including at Glastonbury and SXSW.

Born in Australia, Missy's albums like "The Sound Of White," and "On A Clear Night" hit millions globally. A multiple ARIA winner, she's known for tours with John Butler Trio+ and her work on ABC's 'Total Control.'

The Whitlams, formed in 1992 in Newtown, Australia, are known for their successful ballads and high-energy shows. Their albums, like "Eternal Nightcap" and "Torch the Moon," went platinum and gold, with "Torch the Moon" hitting ARIA #1. They've collaborated with symphonies, including ten sold-out shows at Sydney Opera House.