Lisa Bouchelle is an artist highly respected by her peers, lauded by the press, and who has been building a loyal fan base with constant touring, often driving herself across the country with just the guitar on her back. Her new album, Vandals, Thieves & Lovers, is a tour-de-force of Americana that features not only Lisa’s stellar songwriting, vocals, and guitar playing, but contributions from a number of well-known names in the Americana world, including three Grammy winners.

Musicians guesting on the album include Amanda Shires on violin, Larry Campbell on banjo and mandolin, Clay Cook from the Zac Brown Band on guitar and Hammond organ, Waddy Wachtel on guitar, Doyle Grisham from Jimmy Buffet’s Coral Reefer Band on pedal steel, Jake Clemons from Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band on sax, Tim Carbone from Railroad Earth on fiddle, Rich Scannella from Tonic on drums, and Hal B. Selzer from Joan Jett & The Blackhearts on bass, among others.

​Lisa is no stranger to working with some of the biggest names in music. She has sung backup for Bruce Springsteen, dueted in concert with Jon Bon Jovi on his country-tinged hit “Who Says You Can’t Go Home,” and has toured with and/or opened for The Wallflowers, Train, Blues Traveler, Shooter Jennings, Bryan Adams, Donavon Frankenreiter, Don Felder of The Eagles, Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Steve Miller, and The Wailers, among others.

The music of Lisa Bouchelle unapologetically encompasses a wide variety of genres, including Americana, singer-songwriter, classic rock, gospel, and more, and the songs are all based around her unique acoustic guitar grooves. She was named one of “10 Rising Artists To Watch” by GQ Magazine, one of “Ten Up-And-Coming Artists” by Paste Magazine, and Relix Magazine called her “One of the underground music world’s most respected artists.”

Hollye B: A Nashville native that has finally returned to her roots after years spent supporting some of the most respected names in American music. Having toured with Mike Campbell (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) & The Dirty Knobs and shared stages with artists including Ringo Starr, Lucinda Williams, Benmont Tench, Jamey Johnson, Ryan Bingham, Don Was, Lukas Nelson, Blackberry Smoke, and Shannon McNally, Hollye B has spent years helping tell other artists’ stories. Now she’s finally telling her own.