Catie Curtis

Catie Curtis is a veteran of the singer/songwriter folk scene, touring throughout the US for 20 years and releasing 13 CDs. She has been called a "folk-rock goddess" by the New Yorker and treated like one by her loyal fans. Curtis is an incredible storyteller with powerful song lyrics. Her newest album Flying Dream is authentic and shows vulnerability, something we can all relate to. Curtis is all about shared triumphs, shared stories, and shared causes.

She produces concerts in support of Voices United for Separation of Church and State and she got ordained by the Universal Life Church so that she could officiate at her fans' same-sex weddings. Catie's credits include touring with Lilith Fair, and winning Grand Prize in the 2006 International Songwriting Competition (with co-writer Mark Erelli) and recording a duet with Kris Kristofferson. Her songs appear in numerous films and TV shows, such as Grey's Anatomy and Dawson's Creek. She has also performed at the White House several times.

Meg Gehman

Bringing together the genres of old-school R&B and folk, Meg Gehman has carved a niche for herself as a dynamic and captivating acoustic soul singer. Originally from NYC, Meg has a long and rich history of musical experience. Raised on harmony and singing by her top-tenor barbershop quartet father, Meg continued to hone her skills as a singing waitress on NYC's lower east side. Since living in Rochester NY, she has fronted the bands, Meg and the Clams, Big Backyard, This Other Life, the Howling Divas, and currently her Rochester-based Duo with keyboardist/vocalist Meghan Koch, Innerloop.

Meg is currently working on a project with Motown songwriter, producer and bass player Greg Deanda. CD and video are slated to be released in the Spring of 2014.