Micky & The Motorcars & Jason Eady in New York

Micky & The Motorcars is an American country-rock band formed in Austin in 2002 by Idaho-raised brothers Micky and Gary Braun. Rooted in the Texas and Red Dirt scenes, the group is known for songs including “Long Road to Nowhere” and “Raise My Glass,” as well as the albums Careless, Naive and Hearts from Above. The concert album Live at Billy Bob’s Texas documents the band at the Fort Worth honky-tonk that has hosted generations of country performers. Micky & The Motorcars have also made repeated appearances at the Braun Brothers Reunion, their family’s annual music festival in Challis, Idaho.

Jason Eady is an American country singer-songwriter born in Jackson, Mississippi, and based in Texas. His traditional, honky-tonk-rooted writing is represented by albums including AM Country Heaven and Daylight & Dark, as well as songs such as “Cry Pretty” and “No Genie in This Bottle.” Jason Eady has performed at the Grand Ole Opry and throughout the honky-tonks and listening rooms of the Texas country circuit. He also plays acoustic duo dates with singer-songwriter Courtney Patton, while his festival appearances have included Mile 0 Fest in Key West and The MusicFest at Steamboat in Colorado.