Colbie Caillat

To date, Colbie Caillat has been honored with two GRAMMY Awards and five nominations and has accumulated more than 15 billion streams. Her debut album Coco hit #5 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart and is certified 3x Platinum, while her Platinum-selling follow-up album Breakthrough landed at #1 on the Billboard album chart. Starting with her breakthrough hit “Bubbly” which is certified 6x Platinum, her radio career features eight #1 and/or top 10 singles including “Realize,” “Try,” and her GRAMMY-winning duet with Jason Mraz, “Lucky.”

Her live show is personal and engaging in any setting and she has become an expert storyteller. Recorded in Nashville, TN, her debut solo country album, Along The Way, is out now including singles “I’ll Be Here” featuring Sheryl Crow, “Worth It,” and “Still Gonna Miss You.”

Throughout her career, she has been an avowed spokesperson and supporter for ASPCA, the Surfrider Foundation, Save The Music, Farm Sanctuary, and The Humane Society of the United States.

Gavin DeGraw

Gavin DeGraw continues to leave a permanent mark on the music landscape. With a career defined by his distinctive voice and emotional storytelling, DeGraw’s legacy is celebrated through his latest release in 2022, “Face The River,” adding another chapter to a career that spans pop, soul, country, folk, and funk elements.

DeGraw began with the platinum-certified debut “Chariot,” featuring hits like “Follow Through.” Subsequent albums including the self-titled “Gavin DeGraw” and “Sweeter,” produced chart-topping singles like “We Belong Together” and “Not Over You.” DeGraw consistently achieved platinum certification. His collaboration with Colbie Caillat on “We Both Know” earned a Grammy nomination in 2013.

With his expressive voice and a knack for crafting relatable hits, DeGraw’s impact on music has been a continuous evolution. Renowned for hits like “I Don’t Want To Be,” a track that hailed as one of “The 25 best TV Theme Songs of the 21st Century” by Entertainment Weekly and became synonymous with the iconic “One Tree Hill,” DeGraw’s influence extends far beyond his new album.