Grace Potter in Seattle

Grace Potter is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Vermont who plays rock shaped by blues and soul. She formed Grace Potter and the Nocturnals in 2002 and became known through songs including “Apologies,” “Paris (Ooh La La)” and “Stars,” as well as the albums The Lion the Beast the Beat, Midnight and Daylight. Grace Potter and the Nocturnals made repeated appearances at Bonnaroo during years of extensive club, theatre and festival touring. In 2011, she and Burlington promoter Higher Ground launched Grand Point North at Waterfront Park, where she served as host and headliner in subsequent editions. In 2015, she opened selected stadium dates for The Rolling Stones on the Zip Code Tour.

Langhorne Slim is an American singer-songwriter from Langhorne, Pennsylvania, who plays folk, Americana and rock. His best-known work includes the song and album The Way We Move, as well as Be Set Free, Lost at Last Vol. 1 and Strawberry Mansion. Langhorne Slim toured with The Avett Brothers and led his backing band, The Law, on his own club and theatre dates. He has also performed at Bonnaroo and Newport Folk Festival.