Raised in Vancouver, BC Chambers now splits time between Canada and the US, residing part time in Nashville. But if you’re looking for her, chances are she is on an open highway. A road warrior at heart, Emily dreamed of quitting her 9-5, moving into a camper van and touring indefinitely. In 2016 she made that dream a reality. Chambers has now completed two US tours in her 1983 Dodge 250B, performing in LA, Oklahoma, Dallas, Austin, Las Vegas, New Orleans, Nashville, Atlanta, New York City and more. Some shows of note include New Years Eve at the Park MGM in Las Vegas, opening for R&B artist Andy Allo at The Mint in LA, opening for Jessica Childress at West Hollywood’s Peppermint Club, and opening up for the likes of Delta Rae, Walker Lukens, and the New York based soul-pop group Lawrence at Biltmore Cabaret in Vancouver. Chambers has been singing the Sister Act soundtrack since she was 3 years old. She trained with Canadian Jazz singer Joani Taylor from the age of 8 to 18, attended Berklee College of Music on a vocal scholarship and busked across the South of France and Italy. She ran a 5 piece soul-pop-funk band called Champagne Republic for 5 years before releasing her solo EP Magnolia in 2016. Emily is currently planning her next US tour while writing and recording new material for release in 2019. Follow her on Spotify to hear the latest!

Today’s music world is overflowing with up-and-comers vying for instant reality show stardom, but Nashville-based "Soulstress" Nicole Boggs isn’t one of them. With her sultry mélange of soul, jazz, R&B, blues and funk, Nicole is as true to her own unique style as she is dedicated to laying the groundwork for a long, successful musical career.  In addition to being a powerful vocalist and natural-born performer, Nicole is also a gifted songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who possesses a depth and maturity well beyond her years. With technical precision and heart wrenching honesty, her sound has the ability to cross the boundaries of genre and connect with audiences across the the board.  According to writer/producer/session musician Tyler Summers, "Nicole is an artist in every sense of the word. Not only can she deliver a song with skill and vocal stylings well beyond her years, but she immediately creates a connection with the audience that performers long for in today's music industry with one note. Her ability to put unique twists on other's material is a direct result of her abilities as a songwriter. I've had the joy of working with Nicole in many musical settings, and in every one she never fails to inspire the moment to find a special and memorable place."  In-demand from coast to coast, Nicole Boggs has shared the stage with a diverse multitude of top artists including Josh Groban, Me’shell Ndegeocello, Siedah Garrett, Joyce Kennedy, Cindy Blackman and Beth Hart, whom she credits as being one of her greatest influences.  In 2008, she had recordings of two songs from a collection of early demos released on a compilation featuring Amy Winehouse, Duffy and Ayo on the AUR label; and in 2009, she independently released a three-song self-titled EP featuring original song "If You Could Love Me."  Currently, Nicole Boggs is touring in support of her full-length debut album, "OVERCOME."