Emily Nenni with Dylan Earl and Valley Flower

California-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Emily Nenni brings honkytonk to the dancefloor and emphasizes safety and respect at her shows. She sings the title track of her album Movin’ Shoes, about how we treat each other and ourselves.

Born in Louisiana and shaped by Arkansas, Dylan Earl makes a progressive country and western sound with wry wit and nostalgia. His album Level-Headed Even Smile explores identity and formative years. He’s toured USA and EU/UK, sharing stages with Esther Rose and Nick Shoulders.

Valley Flower is a five-piece string band rooted in the Central Texas bluegrass scene, with members hailing from Virginia, North Carolina, and Minnesota. They craft a distinctive sound, blending Appalachian traditions with country, folk, and jam influences. Known for powerful songwriting and captivating performances, the band has earned residencies at prominent Americana venues. Their discography includes the self-titled debut EP and singles like "Mountain Don't Care" and "Critter Junction". Lead singer Rose Lichtenfels is celebrated for her evocative vocals.