Liam Kazar and Jeff Tweedy

Jeff Tweedy, born in Belleville, Illinois, co-founded Uncle Tupelo, pioneering alt-country. Post-breakup, he formed Wilco, lauded for albums like "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot." Known for eclectic rock, he collaborated with Jim O'Rourke, Billy Bragg, and Mavis Staples. As a solo artist, he released "Together at Last," "Warm," and "Love Is the King," showcasing intimate folk-rock styles. His projects include Loose Fur and Golden Smog. Tweedy's production work spans Low, Richard Thompson, and Pops Staples, enhancing his reputation as a versatile musician and producer.

Chicago native Liam Kazar, known for blending rock and hip-hop, co-founded Kids These Days and debuted solo with "Due North" in 2021. Collaborated with Jeff Tweedy on Traphouse Rock; worked with Tweedy, Steve Gunn, and Chance the Rapper.