Devon Allman with Larry McCray, Ghalia Volt, and more

Larry McCray, born in Arkansas, is a contemporary blues guitarist known for blending blues, rock, and soul. Influenced by sister Clara and icons like B.B. King, McCray debuted with the album "Ambition" in 1990. He's collaborated with Albert Collins and was produced by Mike Vernon. Notable works include "Delta Hurricane" and live album "Live on Interstate 75."

Devon Allman, son of Gregg Allman from Texas, leads blues-rock band Honeytribe and supergroup Royal Southern Brotherhood. Known for powerful blues jams, he’s toured globally and earned awards. Collaborated with blues greats like Jack Bruce and joined projects featuring legends like Buddy Guy's band members.

Ghalia Volt, a Belgian blues-rock singer, guitarist, drummer, and songwriter from Brussels, is known for her dynamic, gritty music blending roots, hill country blues, and rock 'n' roll. She gained recognition for albums like "Mississippi Blend," which reached No. 3 on the Billboard Top Blues Albums Chart, and "Shout Sister Shout!", which peaked at No. 2. Volt also performs as a one-woman band, showcasing her multi-instrumental talent. She has collaborated with artists such as Cedric Burnside and Cody Dickinson.

Jimmy Hall, born in Mobile, Alabama, co-founded Wet Willie, touring with legends like Aerosmith and the Allman Brothers. Grammy-nominated, his bluesy style shines in "Rendezvous With The Blues." Now in Nashville, he collaborates with notable musicians and tours with Hank Williams Jr.