New Jersey native turned Nashville transplant, Matt Koziol has carved out a distinct lane at the intersection of country, Americana, and rock. His voice is the calling card: soulful, gritty, and built for both stadium stages and stripped down front porch moments. Koziol writes like he means it. His songwriting leans into the honest, sometimes bruised, always human side of life, paired with a stage presence that turns rooms of strangers into fans by the end of a set. Songs like "Old Fashioned" (feat. Isaac Gibson), "Here Again," and "Follow Me Home" have racked up millions of streams and cemented him as one of the more compelling voices in roots driven music today. He's earned his stripes on the road too, sharing stages with Whiskey Myers, 49 Winchester, and Charles Wesley Godwin, and building a reputation as an artist worth catching live, night after night, market after market. With a growing catalog and a fanbase that stretches globally, Matt Koziol is still writing the next chapter, one honest song at a time.

Chicago's own, Natalie Lynch, has a sound that ranges from Classic Country to Rock & Roll with undertones of Folk and Blues.  The depth of her vocals add a layer of soul that commands your attention, sounding brand new and as old as time all at once.  Many of her artistic influences are drawn from the likes of Bob Dylan, Waylon Jennings, Carol King, and Joni Mitchell.   She can capture a room anywhere; from a Chicago dive, to a Mississippi juke joint or a New Orleans club, Natalie has the rare ability to bring raw power to any audience.  You can catch her solo or with her band of misfits, The Hired Guns.