"Sounding like no other singer of her generation" (Allmusic.com), Mary Fahl is an expressive, emotional singer/songwriter who first achieved fame as lead singer and co-founder of the mid-1990s cult band October Project, an East Coast chamber-pop group that recorded two poetic albums for Epic, selling over 300,000 albums. Since her "October Project" days, Fahl has written and performed songs for several major motion pictures, including the lead song ("Going Home") for the Warner Bros. Civil War epic "Gods and Generals' and recorded solo albums for Sony Classical and V2 Records, including her recently released re-imagining of the Pink Floyd classic, "Dark Side of the Moon". Mary Fahl defies stereotypes and that may be her greatest strength. Her elegant, cinematic songs draw on classical and world music sources, American art song, as well as thinking man's folk-pop. The one constant in Mary's varied career is a deeply passionate, soul-searching voice that Steve Morse of the Boston Globe dubbed "A voice for the gods". With a myriad of powerful new songs that she's written over the past few months, coupled with October Project favorites and a mix of songs from her recorded albums, Fahl is back on tour, continuing to take audiences on a journey of emotional discovery and "transport listeners to other realms" (Boston Globe). show less

Black Coffee:
Lead by vocalist Caitlin Cuneo, Black Coffee is a rhythm and blues band from Pennsylvania whose style unearths a reminiscent vibe reviving the sound and passion of traditional blues, funk, & soul music. Her backing rhythm section includes Ryan Alford on guitar, Vincent Cuneo on guitar and vocal harmonies, and Jim DeVoss laying down the beats.

Ricardo Iamuuri:
Ricardo Iamuuri (born Ricardo D. Robinson) is an African American singer-songwriter and performance artist. Ricardo's music rests firmly upon the foundation of traditional folk music. His primary influence came through Negro Spirituals sung a cappella by his family choir, "The Gift of Song," but the inspiration of musical theatre, urban blues, R&B, soul and classic hip-hop is evident throughout his work.

Aristotle and the Like Minds:
Singer/Songwriter, Aristotle Jones has traveled throughout Appalachia performing genre bending, high energy blends of Funk, Rap, and Acoustic Soul. In 2010 Aristotle began collaborating with Justin Bricker (Bass) and Nicholas Filippelli (Drums) and formed the Like Minds. The group then added multi-instrumentalist Drew Jones (Saxophone, Lead Guitar, Keyboards) and the quartet embarked on a musical mission to fuse the best elements of their varied musical backgrounds.
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