Rebecca Loebe has, as one DJ puts it, “an almost supernatural ability to get the crowd singing along.” Over the past decade, the Austin-based singer/songwriter has formed deep connections with fans around the world, touring nonstop across the United States, Canada, Japan, Europe, and the UK. If you love lyric driven, full-throated modern troubadours like Brandi Carlile, Jason Isbell, and Phoebe Bridgers, then Rebecca Loebe is a must-listen. Superstars Adam Levine and Christina Aguilera fought for the chance to work with Rebecca after she performed her own chart-topping arrangement of Nirvana’s ‘Come As You Are’ on the first season of NBC’s The Voice. Loebe’s original songs have also earned recognition from critics, fans, and songwriting competitions around the world.  On her most recent album ‘Give Up Your Ghosts,’ which was praised by NPR, Rolling Stone, and Billboard, Loebe sings about letting go of self-limiting beliefs and getting comfortable in your own skin.  When she’s not on tour, you can find her snuggling her puppy Lola, watering her vegetable garden, curled up with a good book, or in her home studio where she recently recorded an acoustic covers album called Secondhand Songs, which is available for free on her website.

Jess Klein came to this world to pull firebrand power and childlike joy from our darkest shadows. Her acoustic-driven, hook-laden story songs revel in the polychrome of human experience - joy, rage, sensuality and resilience. The New York Times calls her “A songwriter with a voice of unblinking tenacity.”  Jess has toured the globe performing in pin-drop listening rooms, cozy theaters and at raucous festivals in front of tens of thousands of fans.  She has toured nationally and internationally supporting Arlo Guthrie, Josh Ritter, Damien Dempsey, John Fullbright and Jonathan Byrd and has opened for such legends as Ani DiFranco, Steve Earle and Alejandro Escovedo.  Jess has appeared on Good Morning America and NPR’s All Things Considered and has performed at the Newport, Winnipeg, Falcon Ridge and Philadelphia Folk Festivals as well as Fuji Rock Festival in Japan.  Jess's live shows are known for their intimate and soulful atmosphere. Whether solo with just her guitar or backed by a band, Jess performs with a raw, emotional intensity.  Her emotive vocals, and poignant storytelling invite her fans on a journey through themes of love, loss, and resilience. The Bluegrass Situation hails Jess's work as “one part grassroots social activism, two parts alt-country guitar rock—a combo we can certainly get behind.” Klein's newest album, 2023's When We Rise, harnesses this potent combination with themes of empowerment and the joy of overcoming set to a dynamic and deeply introspective roots-inflected soundtrack.