Annie Dukes / Justice Cow / Ash and Bone / Olivia Dolphin

Annie Dukes is a Florida-based all-female rock band blending '70s classic rock and '90s grunge with heavy riffs, driving melodies, and soaring three-part harmonies. After years of relentless touring, they've shared stages with artists including ZZ Top, Maggie Rose, Nita Strauss, and The Record Company, while frontwoman Cassidy Lee gained national attention on Season 26 of The Voice. Following their self-titled debut EP, the band continues to build momentum with new music, including their latest single, "Mother's China." Justice Cow is, the musical project of Jessica Kion, is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter whose latest album, my dad died, explores grief, memory, and loss following her father's death. Inspired by artists like Sufjan Stevens and Regina Spektor, Kion blends intimate acoustic songwriting with rich full-band arrangements. Recorded in just four days with producer Bradford Krieger and featuring contributions from family and close collaborators, the album transforms deeply personal experiences into emotionally resonant music. Ash and Bone is a Providence, RI based four piece rock band with dashes of blues and punk. While creating original music with a raw, passionate edge is extremely important to them, they definitely love putting their own spin on a few more well known songs. Providence, Rhode Island’s Olivia Dolphin brings a deep and gritty honesty to her lyrics that captures an audience. Whether it’s a song about embracing your imperfections, being ghosted, or challenging yourself, Dolphin’s vulnerability pulls you in.