San Francisco born singer/songwriter, Erston Pearcy brings warmth, color and evocative imagery to songs about life’s most beautiful moments - the joys of love and intimacy, the passion and excitement of pursuing our deepest dreams, and his great love and endless source of inspiration, the magnificent city of San Francisco.

Blending classic singer/songwriters (Van Morrison, Neil Diamond, Richard Thompson, David Gray) with eighties synth pop and modern electronica, Erston brings a Beatles inspired songwriting approach to provide a truly dynamic, original and haunting brand of alternative modern pop.

Jon Pogorelskin is a Maryland born Blues/Americana singer songwriter. Jon has been entertaining audiences, large and small, here and in Europe for the better part of 50 years. His songs have been referred to as musical novelas, short movies due to their visual lyrics. Playing acoustic guitar as well as steel-bodied resonator guitar Jon can conjure up a tasteful  array of musical moods to accompany his unique musical stories. If you get a chance to see Jon live, don't pass it up. He's guaranteed to please.

Ken Newman came to songwriting later than many artists, after decades as a guitarist and performer. Based between San Francisco and Zihuatanejo, Mexico, he writes songs that ask difficult questions without pretending to have easy answers.

Blending Americana, folk, rock, and subtle flamenco influences, Newman's music explores the places where certainty begins to unravel—politics without slogans, love without clichés, and the complicated space where hope and disappointment often coexist.

His latest single, Who Are the Bad Guys, reflects that approach. Rather than choosing sides, it asks listeners to consider how blurred the line between innocence and complicity can become. Early reviews have described Newman as "a quintessential storyteller," praising his thoughtful writing and willingness to explore uncomfortable questions.

Whether performing with a full band or alone with an acoustic guitar, Newman believes the best songs don't tell people what to think. They invite listeners into the conversation and leave room for them to find their own answers.