Often called a “song and groove man,” Ray Bonneville has lived the life of the itinerant artist. From his native Quebec, he moved to Boston at age twelve, where he learned English and picked up piano and guitar. Later, after serving in Vietnam and earning his pilot’s license in Colorado, he moved to Alaska, Seattle and then Paris. Six years in New Orleans infused his musical sensibilities with the region’s culture and rhythms. He recorded his first album, On the Main, in 1992. He has since released nine more.

Kevin Connolly is an award-winning singer, songwriter, and recording artist with twelve albums of original material and an international touring history. His songs have been featured in major motion pictures and film, earning him recognition for his gritty and evocative storytelling. His latest release, No Where , marks a return to a simpler, acoustic-driven sound, echoing the spirit of sixties folksingers such as Bob Dylan and John Prine. The album blends personal reflection with vivid character studies, capturing both intimate moments and the unpredictability of the world today. He has been called a lot of things, but by the press “Intriguing” (NY Times), ““Seductive” (Entertainment Times) and “Best Of Boston” (Boston Magazine).