Suzanne Vega is one of the most distinctive songwriters of her generation, emerging as a key figure in the folk revival of the early 1980s. With her unmistakable voice—described by Rolling Stone as “clear” and by The Washington Post as a “near-whisper”—she crafts poetic, deeply emotive songs about city life and everyday people. Since her acclaimed 1985 debut, Vega has played sold-out shows worldwide, captivating audiences with her masterful storytelling. NPR Music praises her for making “vital, inventive music” throughout her career, and her timeless sound remains as compelling today as when she first hit the airwaves.

Katherine Priddy has quickly become one of the most exciting voices in folk, with Mojo Magazine hailing her as “The Best Thing I’ve Heard All Year” (Richard Thompson). Her second album, The Pendulum Swing (2024), topped the UK Folk Charts and earned widespread acclaim, with high-profile fans including Guy Garvey, Mark Radcliffe, and the late Janice Long. A sought-after performer, she has played major festivals, sold out her biggest headline tour, and appeared on Later… with Jools Holland. Known for her moving and captivating live shows, Priddy delivers original songs with emotional depth, poetic lyrics, and a rich, genre-crossing sound.