Brandon Lee Adams is an award-winning artist whose music blends the soul of Appalachian folk with the sophistication of Americana and the high lonesome beauty of bluegrass. Hailing from the hills and mountains between West Virginia and Kentucky, Brandon has earned respect across the industry for his deeply musical storytelling, raw acoustic sound, and collaborations with some of the finest players in roots music. His latest single, “I’ll Follow Summer,” was arranged and recorded live in studio and features an all-star acoustic lineup including Tim O’Brien (fiddle/harmony vocal), Vince Gill (acoustic guitar), John McEuen (banjo), John Jorgenson (mandolin), and Glenn Worf (bass). The track captures a sense of timelessness and longing, delivered with nuance and honesty. Brandon is also the Emmy-winning host of The Life of a Musician, a nationally broadcast series that features intimate performances and interviews with legendary artists.

If Bob Dylan, Warren Zevon, and Roger Miller got into a back alley fist fight and the collective pools of blood morphed into a being of its own, it might just be Rodeo Mouth. Dubbed as "Acid Americana," Rodeo Mouth is an eclectic alt-country rock n’ roll band based in Nashville, Tennessee, consisting of songwriter Paul Howard (vocals, rhythm guitar), Emmett Rozelle (lead guitar), Anthony Fili (bass), and drummer Dany Turcios. What started out as Howard reclusively writing off-color folk songs and occasionally playing out as a solo performer would eventually evolve into wrangling old friends from home in Upstate New York (that have been living in Nashville) to join in on the fun.