JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY
John Michael Montgomery’s undeniable talent and knack for creating hit songs makes him one of country music’s most relatable artists with a storied career. His rich baritone voice and uncanny ability to relate to fans skyrocketed him to becoming one of country music’s great legends. Some of his popular songs include “I Can Love You Like That,” “Home to You,” “Sold” and many more. 

Hannah Dasher
Hannah Dasher’s music style blends traditional country sounds with a modern twist, earning her comparisons to legendary artists like Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn. Her breakthrough came with the viral success of her song “The Tree.” She continues to make her mark on the country music scene.

War
War’s groundbreaking and socially aware lyrics quickly earned them a devoted fan base, with hits like “Spill the Wine,” “Why Can’t We Be Friends?” “The Cisco Kid” and “Low Rider” becoming anthems of the 70s. They are known for their energetic live performances and their ability to mix music genres. They combine elements of rock, funk, jazz, Latin, rhythm and blues and reggae to form the eclectic style they’re famous for. 

Average White Band
Average White Band is a Scottish funk and R&B band known for their tight grooves and soulful sound. They gained international fame with their 1974 hit “Pick Up the Pieces,” which showcases their signature blend of funk, soul and jazz influences. 

FIVE FOR FIGHTING
With a career spanning over two decades, Five For Fighting continues to captivate audiences with heartfelt music and evocative storytelling. In addition to his hit song “Superman (It’s Not Easy)”, he’s earned widespread recognition for his poignant songwriting and distinctive voice. Other popular songs include “100 Years,” “The Riddle,” “Chances” and “World.”

LETTERS TO CLEO
Boston alt-rock band Letters To Cleo split after 10 years, three albums, and thousands of tour miles together at the behest of a pact that singer Kay Hanley and guitarist Greg McKenna made with each other when they started the band in 1990.
Now, for the first time in 17 years, Kay Hanley, Michael Eisenstein, Stacy Jones and Greg McKenna have written and recorded five brand new songs for “The EP,” are poised to launch a Pledge Music campaign, and will play club dates in Boston, NYC, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles in the fall. All five new songs are instantly recognizable Cleo concoctions that fans will devour. From Eisenstein’s fierce, angular guitars locking horns with Jones’ roaring locomotive rhythm on “Hitch A Ride” to McKenna and Hanley’s signature melodic ESP on “Good Right Here,” the Cleo bandmates are in prizefighter form.