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Twenty years ago southern music found Spencer Ryan in a military school bunkhouse, deep in the foothills of Appalachia. Alone in Virginia, the 14-year-old bumbled his way into a small art room, located in the back ward of the century-old schoolhouse. No sooner did he find a place to settle, Spencer Ryan was struck dumb by the likes of John Prine, Woody Guthrie, Townes Van Zandt, John Hartford, Gram Parsons and the whole mess of rambling American song-stringers he’d soon come to idolize and live by as good as gospel. Spencer Ryan bought his first guitar off his bunkmate’s dad [...]

Brett Stafford Smith's passion for music began at 14 when he learned to play drums at his local church. He picked up songwriting at 16 when he discovered an old guitar in his step-father's closet. Brett's hard work and passion for music paid off when he earned a musical scholarship to play saxophone and guitar in the jazz band at Auburn University. Brett credits his father for introducing him to country music, and still fondly remembers driving home from school every day with the windows rolled down, blasting Tracy Lawrence and Travis Tritt. Brett moved to Nashville 3 years ago [...]

With both a fiery passion and a cool composure, Emma Peridot is driven to create music that will capture the hearts of masses, all the while remaining unapologetic about who she is. Her sound is Pop with elements of EDM and R&B, and her lyrical content can be both mature and poetic or straightforward and playful. As a young, queer pop artist, Peridot is an embodiment of self-assurance. Her purpose in making music is to create a ripple effect of that self-assurance, and to bring diverse groups together over a common love of music.

No Deceit is from the heart of Kentucky. Since 2011, they’ve travelled across the US, playing their blend of Kentucky Country and Americana. Their first single, “Harlan Bridge” hit #1 on the Trending Outlaw Country Charts in 2015. A high energy, rockin' Country show like you’ve never seen. Don’t miss No Deceit!

 Australian born singer/songwriter is touring keyboard player and vocalist for The Smashing Pumpkins who played to an estimated 1.2 million people in 2018 and 2019 at iconic venues including Wembley (UK), Madison Square Garden, The Forum and Bridgestone Arena. Katie has recorded with Kris Kristofferson and the late Glen Campbell. Her recent solo EP "Things That Break Part 1” was featured in American Songwriter magazine.

 A decade ago, The Bittersweets looked like that elusive band, “destined for stardom,” as the East Bay Express wrote at the time. They were on a major radio station in San Francisco before playing their first show. Their two records were nearly universally praised by critics, and they spent the next several years on the road, opening for acts such as Cowboy Junkies, CAKE, Rosanne Cash, Buddy Miller, and Emmylou Harris. Numerous songs were placed in network and cable TV shows. After a significant hiatus to start a family, friend and producer Greg Bieck (Hall & Oates, Christina Aguilera) convinced them to get into his studio to put new songs [...]