Josh Gracin with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Tenille Townes, and more

Lynyrd Skynyrd, formed in Jacksonville, Florida, is a legendary Southern rock band known for hits like "Free Bird" and "Sweet Home Alabama." They fused blues-rock, honky tonk, stadium rock swagger, and pop hooks. After a tragic 1977 plane crash, they re-formed in 1987. They've collaborated with artists like ZZ Top and have remained a concert favorite despite lineup changes. Notable achievements include multi-platinum albums and an enduring legacy in rock history.

Tenille Townes, from Canada, is known for her award-winning debut "The Lemonade Stand." A Columbia Nashville/RCA artist, she crafts heartfelt, insightful songs like "Girl Who Didn’t Care," inspired by her pandemic neighborhood walks.