Set List:
William Beckmann – 30 Miles
West of Texas – Sign Of A Broken Heart
Cumberland County – Why Do You Linger
Brent Moyer – Just Passing Through
Donna Ulisse – The End Of Crazy
Zach Top – Three Sheets To The Wind
Ray Wylie Hubbard – Stone Blind Horses (feat. Willie Nelson)
Siobhan Cotchin – You, Me and the Ever Rising Sea
American Aquarium – Maybe It Was Memphis
B.Knox – Coal Mines & Wishing Wells
Jessica Lynne Witty – Don’t Fall Out Of Love With Me Just Yet
Kern West – Logan’s Hill
Robert M. Davidson & the Broken Hearts Band – Big Thoughts
Kyle LaLone – Learning How to Love
Carlos Washington – Desert Skies
Los Lobos – Where Lovers Go
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