Seattle based singer/songwriter and 2018 Listen Up!  Women in Music grant recipient, and 2019 Jack Straw Cultural Center recording grant recipient, Tekla Waterfield lives in the wide-open realm of Americana Roots music, incorporating elements of folk, country, indie, rhythm and blues, and soul. With influences ranging from Courtney Barnett to Aimee Mann, Jim James, Wilco, The Velvet Underground and Marvin Gaye, Waterfield aims to tell a story, paint a picture and evoke emotion with her songs.

Waterfield partners up with various accomplished musicians, (Jeff Fielder, Mike Thornhill, Elise Suttie, Ryan Burns, Melissa Montalto, Aaron O'Neil, Eric Eagle, Dan Walker, Andy Stoller and more), to flush out a full band sound. For solo shows, she incorporates a stomp pedal, foot tambourine and harmonica along with her dynamic, finger picking, rhythmic guitar.
 
Partnering with collaborator and husband, Jeff Fielder (Mark Lanegan, Amy Ray) to produce her 2018 release, The Curtain Falls, garnered Waterfield critical acclaim, radio play, and placement in the award-winning indie film, "Dakota" with her song, Rock and Roll Man.

Florence Wiley is a band from Seattle/Tacoma. Musically we play moody, folksy pop music. Lyrics tend to be about people, relationships, dreams and absurd behavior. Influences include Beck, Fugazi and Barry Manilow.

Seattle recording artist, Amber Sweeney, is a highly sought after performer and songwriter whose often been compared to the likes of Allen Stone, Bonnie Raitt, and Sheryl Crow. Her distinctive voice and stage presence demand attention and make her the darling of every bill. She draws her fans into the stories with lyrics and music long remembered. She is accessible on stage unlike other artists and fans feel as if they’ve made a new friend in Amber. Amber's current project, Believing In Love, is a collection of songs inspiring love for your community, love of self, love for life, and love of romance. For more information, please visit Amber at her website: www.theambersweeney.com or follow her on Spotify. “Amber Sweeney possesses one of the most powerful voices around the northwest...Any list of top female singers in the northwest that doesn’t have her name on it is incomplete.” - Northwest Music Scene