Tune-Yards with Kathleen Edwards, Soccer Mommy, and more

Kathleen Edwards, born in Canada, blends alt-country, folk, and rock. Acclaimed for hits like "Back to Me," and collaborations with Maren Morris. She's a Juno-nominated Americana leader, sharing stages with icons like Dylan and Nelson.

Born in Nashville, Sophie Allison, known as Soccer Mommy, is a celebrated indie rock artist. Her candid storytelling shines in albums like 'Sometimes, Forever', expressing personal experiences and emotions with authenticity.

Molly Tuttle, born in Northern California, is a bluegrass virtuoso known for her innovative style. She won Americana's Instrumentalist of the Year 2018 and was IBMA's first female Guitar Player of the Year. Her hits include "You Didn’t Call My Name." Tuttle's band, Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, features top bluegrass talent.

Born in London, Richard Thompson is a legendary British folk-rock artist, known for his guitar skills, songwriting, and vocals. Co-founder of Fairport Convention, he merged rock with traditional British folk, notably on "Liege and Lief." Post-Fairport, he achieved critical acclaim with albums like "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight" with Linda Thompson despite poor sales, and saw a breakthrough with the acclaimed "Shoot Out the Lights." His solo career, marked by the cult classic "1952 Vincent Black Lightning," flourished with collaborations like those with producer Mitchell Froom. Thompson's influence extended through the decades, earning the admiration and covers by artists such as Del McCoury Band.

Tune-Yards' album Better Dreaming blends infectious art-pop and funk with themes of self-love and liberation. Hailing from California, Merrill Garbus and bandmate Brenner craft rhythmic, danceable tunes while their 3-year-old adds vocals. Known for albums like Bird-Brains, they skillfully blend rhythm and activism into their work.