Born in Augusta, Georgia, singer-songwriter Matt McKinney was surrounded by music at a young age. Having gospel-inspiring parents, siblings in black metal and punk groups, and hearing the sounds of a choir every Sunday, after graduating from the University of Georgia, McKinney headed to Nashville where his career in country music officially began.

Landing a publishing deal at Sony music publishing Nashville, McKinney collaborated in the song-creation(s) for artists such as Elle King, Kidd G., Kolby Cooper, Ella Langley, Jordan Davis and Trey Lewis. 
 

With some impressive credits under his belt, Chris Tompkins rocks it in the songwriting circle. A few of many songs written by Tompkins include a Nickelback release, "Lullaby," and Carrie Underwood's breakthrough hit, "Before He Cheats," released soon after her life-changing career shift on American Idol. Born in Alabama, Tompkins is Nashville-based with 16 number one hits, two Grammy Awards for Best Country Song, and a winner of Songwriter of the Year by the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. 
 

Keith Gattis, an American-country, rock n' roll artist born in Johnson City, Texas, is a guitarist, singer-songwriter who began playing in the bar scene. He made his way to Nashville where he continued performing at local pubs. He signed with record label, RCA Nashville, resulting in the release of two studio albums and one single on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart called, "Little Drops of My Heart."

THE CONCERT BY LUCIUS HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Jess Wolfe and Holly Lessing have been writing songs, collaborating, and performing as the Indie-pop group Lucius since 2007, after meeting while attending the Berklee College of Music.

Jess and Holly write every song together, beginning with what they call "Coffee Talks," sharing insights, experiences, and ideas. Often a new song is the result.