Jonathan Lee is an established craftsman of modern West Coast country rock, building his sound on blue-collar grit, authentic storytelling, and over two decades anchoring the Southern California live circuit. Known for his commanding vocal power and magnetic stage presence at premier venues like Moonshine Flats and The Roxy Encinitas, Jonathan looks at the stage as the ultimate place to cut loose with a live crowd. For this show, he is opening up the stage and bringing a curated lineup of his favorite fellow musicians and writers along for the ride, turning the night into an elevated, high-energy musical experience.     His background is rooted in the live arena, where he spent years intentionally sharpening his stagecraft in front of real crowds. That lifelong dedication to the craft shines through in his latest radio single, "Saturday Night." Co-written with three-time Grammy nominee Nick Sturms and produced by Johnny Garcia, known for his work with Garth Brooks, the track is a driving, guitar-heavy anthem dedicated to working hard and cutting loose. Led by Jonathan’s signature vocal rasp, the song perfectly blends premium Nashville songwriting structure with a distinct West Coast country rock authority. Influenced by the working-class heart of Bruce Springsteen and the modern vocal gravity of Chris Stapleton, Jonathan delivers a performance built for an audience that values real storytelling. His longtime fans will tell you that he delivers the absolute best live show in the business because he prioritizes genuine connection over fleeting trends. Grab a drink, bring your friends, and experience a night of authentic, high-fidelity country rock.

Alex Bergan is an award-winning folk/Americana songwriter whose music is rooted in vivid storytelling, emotional honesty, and a voice that carries both grit and intimacy. A four-time San Diego Music Award winner and San Diego Magazine’s 2025 Male Vocalist of the Year, Bergan has shared stages with the likes ofNathaniel Rateliff and Echo & the Bunnymen, to name a few. His songs find beauty in the complicated spaces between love, loss, memory, and redemption—delivered with the kind of authenticity that can quiet a room. With a growing presence beyond San Diego and a new body of work arriving in 2026, Bergan is emerging as a distinctive voice in modern Americana: timeless in its songwriting, immediate in its impact and unmistakably his own.