Hot Tuna and Jim Lauderdale

Formed by Jefferson Airplane's Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen in Washington, D.C., Hot Tuna evolved from acoustic blues to full rock, acclaimed for live albums and 1970s tours. Known for hits like "Burgers," they continue performing live.

Born in Troutman, NC, Jim Lauderdale is a versatile singer/songwriter key to the '90s Americana movement. Known for blending country, pop, rock, blues, and bluegrass, his acclaimed works include "Planet of Love," collaborations with Dr. Ralph Stanley, and hit compositions for stars like George Strait. Lauderdale collaborated with icons such as Dwight Yoakam and Buddy Miller; his prolific career is marked by multiple albums, critical acclaim, and an eclectic style.