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Brewer’s Row

Brewer’s Row takes its name from an attic practice space just steps from a Pittsburgh Northside brewery. Formed in the summer of 2005, the group sought to showcase a collection of Nicholas Hohman’s music and to grow their store of original works. The Steel Town natives’ roots are recognizable in a repertoire of bittersweet melodies that take influence from the likes of Bruce Springsteen and Chrissie Hynde (and a little of the Beatles), while building three-part harmony choruses unique to themselves alone. Rhythmically engaging and emotionally captivating lyrics make singer/songwriter Nick Hohman a stand-out in the world of music. With his sister Leah’s soulful voice and piano and his father Mark’s distinctive guitar play added to the mix, the group skillfully weaves an intended urgency into character-driven narratives.

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Misty Boyce

Misty Boyce’s forthcoming third LP, Get Lost, is a dark, slow-burning, yet subtly hopeful indie-pop record. It finds the Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist wrestling valiantly with tragedy and loss, death, drugs and religion, isolation, depression and the emptiness of fame.

A sought-after keyboardist, Boyce performed with Sara Bareilles in support of her Grammy-nominated album, The Blessed Unrest, and opened sold-out shows for Bareilles across New Zealand, Japan and Singapore. Boyce has also backed Sting and Ingrid Michaelson and, most recently, toured with BØRNS, sharing bills with Mumford and Sons and The Lumineers, and performing on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

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Ben Shannon

With a poet’s grace and tenacity, Ben Shannon takes on a range of perspectives and topics in his songs. With assertive yet tender vocals, fluent acoustic guitar work, and transcendent stage presence he continues to win faithful listeners in his home base and beyond. Winner of the 2015 Rocky Mountain Folks Fest songwriter showcase and a 2013 ASCAP L.A. Lester Sill resident songwriter, Ben is a bonafide troubadour.

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