Cathie C sings and plays songs that tell stories, drawing on traditional folk and blues, country, Americana and, occasionally, some classic rock and roll. She covers artists including Bonnie Raitt, Emmylou Harris, Gillian Welsh, Gram Parsons, Bob Dylan, John Prine, Lyle Lovett, The Band, Warren Zevon and others. 

A longtime Bucks County resident, Cathie C has played venues on both sides of the Delaware. She connects with audiences through her easygoing stage presence, soulful voice and song choices that emphasize beautiful melodies as well as meaningful lyrics. Listeners are invited to join her on this musical journey. 

Singer-songwriter Sean Hopkins, rooted in the arts community of New Hope, Pa – situated between New York City and Philadelphia – is known for his evocative folk and indie guitar work. Before launching his solo career, Hopkins was a key member of several indie bands, gaining traction along the East Coast with notable commercial and college radio success. In 2022, Hopkins released his critically acclaimed album, Chasing Ghosts in the Dark.  Now, he returns with his latest offering, Pictures of Nothing, continuing to build on his rich musical legacy.  Pictures of Nothing is about interpersonal relationships and the need to nurture those relationships. Both albums are available on all major streaming services and select videos are on Youtube @seanhopkins3758.

Curt Lippe has been playing concerts, clubs and coffeehouses since the 1980s. Known for his intricate fingerpicking style, Curt pays homage to guitarists such as Chet Atkins, Leo Kottke, Jerry Reed, and Davy Graham, covering the American Songbook, ragtime, swing, blues, pop and classical. Curt is currently working on a project with the great guitarist Duck Baker, recording an album of Baker’s previously unreleased original music.  

Pete McDonough has been studying, performing and writing about American roots music for 50 years.  His performances present a journey through all forms of Americana.

Pete’s recent projects include contributing to the production of Harlem Street Singer, the award winning documentary film by Woody Mann and Trevor Laurence, about the life and music of Rev. Gary Davis, writing biographies of two-dozen acoustic blues artists for the Complete Acoustic Blues Guitar Method, the 2024 release of An Autumn Afternoon, a 9-track CD on Huckleberry Music, and the release of Fat in Paris and Other People’s Blues, a 12-track CD on Huckleberry Music.

He regularly appears in venues and at festivals in the tri-state area and has opened for such musical legends as John Hartford, Vassar Clements, Honeyboy Edwards, Happy Traum, Odetta, Chris Smither and others. Pete lives in the Hopewell Valley in New Jersey.

CLOVER & SUNDREAM are partners in love and music. They weave sounds of soul, folk, vocal percussion and sweet harmonies reminiscent of classics from the 70s with a modern pop of color.

Vocalist Erica Chayes Wida joins The Noble Brothers to play a range of rock, blues and folk favorites spanning the decades. Helmed by brothers Bob and Harry Noble with Trevor Newcomb on drums and Amir Mortezai on keys, the band accompanies Erica in renditions of Fleetwood Mac, Etta James, Amy Winehouse, Bill Withers, Johnny Cash, Lou Reed and more. Whether playing a festival, wedding or dive bar, these friends and bandmates relish a fun time immersed in music and inspire audiences to do the same.

"Lauren Dayle is a 24 year old vocalist & singer/songwriter from Ambler, Pa. She began writing songs and performing for audiences around the age of 12, and has continued to play music for herself and others since then. In addition to her solo acoustic ventures, Lauren is a part of Sarah Gross's band as a back-up vocalist, and a multi-genre trio called "At The Zoo” as lead vocalist and keyboard player. When not performing she is a music teacher for Meridee Winters in Ardmore, Pa, and when not working she is reading, walking or frequenting coffee shops to drink chai and people watch. Her musical influences include Searows, Brandi Carlile, Carter Faith, Joni Mitchell, Olivia Dean & Leith Ross.“

Gianna Marini, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter and actress from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, has been singing and performing since she was in church choir at five years old. She finds joy in crafting poetic, genuine, and witty lyrics and aims to express vulnerabilities reminiscent of her favorite pop artists like Laufey, Lizzy McAlpine, and Chappell Roan. In her debut EP, “Better Left Unsaid,” released last fall, Gianna places her diary in your hands, sharing honest and relatable anecdotes from her love life. Currently residing in New York City, Gianna is pursuing a double major in musical theater and technical theater, and dabbles in opera and radio station management at Wagner College. Her music is best enjoyed with an open mind, heart, and a warm cup of chai.

Gianna’s music is available on all streaming platforms, and you can find her on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram at @giannatm.

Declan Cashman is a young Philadelphia-based vocalist. His dynamic voice carries the smooth rich tone of a jazzy soul. His major influences range from jazz greats including Sarah Vaughan and Chet Baker to more modern soul artists like Erykah Badu and D'Angelo. Declan draws his repertoire from the early jazz standards and is passionate about keeping these classics alive for contemporary listeners. Also, he also writes and produces his own lyrics and music with a focus on R&B and soul