The Get Up Kids with Kansas Music Hall of Fame, Brody Buster, and more

The Get Up Kids, formed in 1995 in Kansas City, are known for their influential emo sound with energetic punk-driven melodies. Their acclaimed 1999 album, Something to Write Home About, helped them rise to prominence. After splitting in 2005, they reunited in 2009 and released several records, including 2011's self-produced There Are Rules and 2019’s Problems. They've famously toured with bands like Green Day and collaborated with producer Peter Katis. Members have pursued side projects, like Pryor’s The New Amsterdams and Dewees with Reggie and the Full Effect.

Brody Buster, self-taught harmonica prodigy, played with legends like BB King and Quincy Jones. With 30+ years in blues and jazz, he's won top awards and graced major festivals.

Andy McKee, a top acoustic guitarist from the U.S., is known for transforming the steel-string guitar with his unique techniques. With millions of YouTube views, he's recognized worldwide and has toured with legends like Prince and Tommy Emmanuel. Featured in Acoustic Guitar Magazine, he also leads the Guitar Masters tours.