Sara Petite with The Beat Farmers and Jonny Two Bags

The Beat Farmers, a band from San Diego, mixed roots rock, country-rock, blues, and rock & roll. Known for their lively shows and humor, they gained fame with their debut album "Tales of the New West" in 1985. Formed in 1983 by Dan McLain, aka Country Dick Montana, they collaborated with acts like Los Lobos and X. The band released several albums, including "Van Go" and "The Pursuit of Happiness," and toured widely until Montana's sudden death in 1995. Post-breakup, members formed the Farmers, releasing music that continued the Beat Farmers' legacy.

Born in Southern California, Jonny Two Bags (Johnny Wickersham) shines in Social Distortion and solo, with his roots in Cadillac Tramps and U.S. Bombs. Known for rockabilly punk influences and 2014 solo album Salvation Town.

Sara Petite, an award-winning outlaw country star known for her raw American roots music, has achieved Top 40 Americana success and multiple San Diego Music Awards. Celebrated for blending country twang with roots-rock, her notable songs include "The Mistress" and "Bringin' Down the Neighborhood."