The Pat Malone Jazz Trio is a Santa Fe‑based jazz ensemble featuring guitarist, vocalist and composer Pat Malone, known for jazz performances that blend traditional and contemporary influences. Malone’s music reflects decades of professional experience in solo, duo, trio and quartet formats, with roots in jazz guitar and vocal performance.

Second Chances bridges the gap between classic country and today’s hits. The band’s performances feature a mix of beloved classics and current chart-toppers, with influences of traditional country and southern rock. The sound combines timeless melodies with contemporary energy, appealing to fans of all generations. Each show reflects a dedication to musical craftsmanship and a celebration of country music’s rich history.

As the sun rises on a new generation of songwriters and storytellers, perhaps none have heeded the call of the road more than Grant Knoxlyn. Through his much-anticipated debut studio album, Along the 40, he has solidified his place in the American songwriter's canon with songs like his traveler's anthem “Take to the Highway” and the western eulogy “Rio Gorge”. To hear his music is to fall in love with the wild again; a journey of hope, humor and adventure into the unknown. The troubadour lives.

Los Primos Melódicos de Santa Fe is an Afro-Cuban, Latin, bossa nova, R&B and jazz trio/quartet based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Formed in 2013, the group blends the musical traditions of Latin America, Cuba, and Puerto Rico with jazz and Latin pop. The core lineup includes Fred Simpson on percussion, J.J. Oviedo on bass and vocals, and Robert Muller on piano/keyboard, with occasional quartet configurations and guest musicians.