The Irish Times calls Peter Mulvey “a joy to see” and “a phenomenal performer with huge energy, a quick-fire, quirky take on life, and an extraordinary guitar style.” The Washington Post praises “the subtle power of his voice, a husky, hushed baritone,” and calls it “at once sophisticated and intimate.” Based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin after stints in Dublin and Boston, Peter has released 16 albums, including his latest, Silver Ladder, which Lonesome Road Review calls “a roots rock album of the highest order.” Peter writes lucid originals that startle and amaze. “In the middle of a lifetime / the road gets a little squirrelly / You might lose your sense of humor for a year or two,” he sings on the song “You Don’t Have To Tell Me.” He also reinterprets songs by other great artists, from Duke Ellington to Tom Waits, Willie Nelson to Thelonius Monk. Listen to Peter share what he knows and what he doesn’t know, in a performance filled with wit, passion, and wonder.

Ann & Pete Sibley are a husband and wife duo who won the “Great American Duet Sing Off” on A Prairie Home Companion a few years back and have since released four albums and an EP, with a brand new album due soon. With Ann on guitar and Pete on clawhammer banjo, these two are what Bluegrass Now Magazine calls “one of the sweetest, most soulful and hauntingly beautiful duets in the business.” CDBaby says “This duo is bound for greatness!” and the folks at Nashville Public Radio add their praise: “Their harmonies are warm, tight and soulful; and their performances simple, poignant and unforgettable.” With a pure, clear sound that gets to the essence of every song, these two are making music that calms the heart and feeds the soul.

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