Dan Snaith is a Canadian musician, composer and producer who has performed under names such as Daphni, Manitoba and Caribou. Snaith has previously performed under the name Manitoba which he released three EPs and two studio albums under. He decided to change his name to Caribou after being threatened with a lawsuit and as Caribou, Snaith has released five studio... read full bio
Corey Voss is a Tennessee-based worship leader and songwriter from Indiana. He is the founder of Madison Street Worship and over the years he has released the albums “Songs of the House”, “Songs of Heaven and Earth” and “How Great”. Some of Voss’ most popular songs include “God Who Moves the Mountains”, “You Promised”, “Praise Your Name”, “Praise the King”,... read full bio
321 Improv is an interactive comedy experience that uses comedy to spread a message of joy that comes from a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The group consists of three members, Carl Crispin who is the founder, Mike Domeny, and Jeremy Schofield. Crispin started 321 Improv after he had been traveling and performing improv comedy full-time for nearly 20 years.... read full bio
NewSong is an American contemporary Christian rock and gospel group that consists of members Eddie Carswell, Billy Goodwin, Russ Lee, Mark Clay and Rico Thomas. The group was founded at Morningside Baptist Church in Valdosta, Georgia. They rose to fame after the release of their three first albums in one year, “More Than Music”, “NewSong Alive” and “All the Best”.... read full bio
Brock Gill is an American illusionist, evangelist, and stunt performer based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Gill started attending East Texas Baptist University where he had a reputation for having spontaneous church services on campus. He later felt a pull to become an illusionist and then started his career ministering through illusion. Since then, Gill has gone on to share the... read full bio
Big Daddy Weave is an American Christian rock band that consists of members Mike Weaver, Jay Weaver, Joe Shirk, Jeremy Redmon, and Brian Beihl. The group came together after being at the University of Mobile. From there, Big Daddy Weave rose to popularity after the release of their debut album, “Neighborhoods”. Since then, Big Daddy Weave has gone on to... read full bio
Nathalie Joachim is a Haitian-American artist, flutist, composer, and vocalist from Brooklyn, New York. Apart from her solo career, Joachim has been the co-founder of the urban art pop duo, Fluxtronix. She is known for being able to perform anything from classical to indie-rock and is also known for being an advocate for social change and cultural awareness. Joachim has... read full bio
Altin Gun is an Anatolian rock and Turkish psychedelic-folk band from Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The group was founded by bassist Jasper Verhulst and consists of members Ben Rider, Erdinc Ecevit Yildiz, Gino Groeneveld, Merve Dasdemir and Daniel Smienk. The group rose to fame after the release of their debut album, “On”. Since the release of their debut album, Altin Gun... read full bio
Third World is a Jamaican reggae fusion band that consists of members Stephen “Cat” Coore, Richard Daley, Tony “Ruption” Williams, Maurice Gregory, Norris “Noreiga” Webb and AJ Brown. The group was formed by past member Michael “Ibo” Cooper and Stephen “Cat” Coore who came together to form their own band. Shortly after, they went on to release their self-produced single... read full bio
Joy Williams is an American singer-songwriter from West Branch, Michigan, who performs a mixture of contemporary Christian music, pop, and folk rock. Apart from her solo career, Williams was also previously one-half of The Civil Wars. Williams was born into a Christian home and grew up singing in her local church. When she was a teenager, she began writing faith-based... read full bio
Patty Griffin is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Old Town, Maine. She is known for performing folk style of music and her songs have been covered by popular musicians such as Kelly Clarkson, Rory Block, Sugarland, Dixie Chicks, Emmylou Harris, and more. Griffin grew a passion for performing after buying her first guitar when she was 16. She didn’t... read full bio
Che Apalache is an Argentinian-American string band based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The group is a mixture of genres such as bluegrass, Americana, and Latin and consists of members Joe Troop, Pau Barjau, Martin Bobrik, and Franco Martino. The group was formed by Joe Troop who moved to Argentina to teach bluegrass music. He formed the group after putting together... read full bio
Sugaray Rayford is an American electric blues singer-songwriter from Smith County, Texas. When Rayford was only 7 years old he began singing at the Bethel Temple Church of God In Christ in Tyler, Texas. During this time he also began playing drums at the church before moving to San Diego, California after the loss of his mother. While in San... read full bio
Jontavious Willis is an American country blues singer-songwriter, guitarist, and multi-instrumentalist from Greensville, Georgia. While growing up, Willis began singing gospel music alongside his grandfather at his local Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church. He gained a love for blues music after watching Muddy Waters perform the song “Hoochie Coochie Man”. From there, he began to learn how to play different styles... read full bio
Bobby Rush is an American blues musician, composer, and singer-songwriter. His music is a mixture of genres such as blues, soul, R&B, funk, and rap. Rush was raised by a father who was a pastor who played the guitar and harmonica, which influenced Rush as a child. After Rush and his family moved to Pine Bluff, Arkansas, he became friends... read full bio
Frank Solivan is an American mandolinist, guitarist, violinist, composer, recording artist, and leader of the progressive bluegrass band Dirty Kitchen. Solivan grew up in Modesto, California with a musically inclined family who played several different instruments. Solivan had a love for bluegrass music since a young age and he first started his musical career forming his first band, Generation Gap.... read full bio
Missy Raines is an American bluegrass musician, bassist, singer-songwriter, and teacher. Raines is from Short Gap, West Virignia and as a teenager she began playing bass professionally and touring. She has since gone on to work alongside artists such as Mac Wiseman, Peter Rowan, Laurie Lewis, and many more. Over the years, Raines has been a member of the progressive... read full bio
The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys is a bluegrass band that consists of members C.J. Lewandowski, Josh Rinkel, Jereme Brown and Jasper Lorentzen. The band was formed in the Smoky Mountains and over the years they have performed all over the world from bluegrass festival stages to clubs in Europe. The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys was started after leader Lewandowski was asked to... read full bio
Doyle Lawson is an American bluegrass and Southern gospel musician from Sullivan County, Tennessee. He is best known for being the mandolin player, producer, vocalist, and leader of the 6-man group, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver. While growing up, Lawson would listen to the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday nights, which is when he found his passion for bluegrass music. When... read full bio
Michael Cleveland is an American bluegrass fiddle player from Henryville, Indiana. When Cleveland was only four years old he first learned to play the violin at a local Suzuki program. This led to him performing at the Grand Ole Opry, at A Prairie Home Companion and in front of the United States Congress. As a solo artist, Cleveland has released... read full bio
