With more than a decade of making records and touring to their credit, The Cadillac Three continue to push boundaries with their self-branded 'Country Fuzz' sound, a singular mixture of country music storytelling and rock'n'roll musicianship.   Composed of three Nashville natives who became friends in high school, the group features singer-guitarist Jaren Johnston, drummer Neil Mason, and steel player Kelby Ray, who does double duty on bass. Over the course of their six albums, they've dropped southern-fried party anthems that don't skimp on guitar crunch, nostalgic ballads about growing up, and greasy funk jams that rival the best of them, garnering ACM and CMA International Achievement nominations.   Outside of the group, Johnston is an accomplished songwriter and producer, with numerous country radio hits on his résumé (including the Grammy-nominated Tim McGraw cut 'Meanwhile Back at Mama's') and production work including Kip Moore, the Foo Fighters' Chris Shiflett, and Steven Tyler.   On their latest album, The Years Go Fast, the trio explores love and loss in equal fashion, never letting off the gas pedal. For dates and more information, visit thecadillacthree.com.    

Twenty-two-year-old folk singer and songwriter Joshua Quimby is paving his own, fresh path within Americana music. The now Nashville, TN-based artist combines his powerful voice, expressively raw lyricism, and folk/blues/country guitar picking to produce distinctly unique and genuine material.  A deep-set passion and respect for the timeless work of songwriters like Bob Dylan, John Prine, and Hank Williams Sr., amongst many others, inspire Joshua's own writing and motivation for his music. Equipped with a sound that is rustic and righteous; tried and true- Joshua has many stories to tell.