The Krickets are an Americana trio from the gulf coast whose music is what Paste Magazine calls "a truly stunning, one-of-a-kind sound." Two-time IMA Song of the Year winner in both Folk and Alt Country categories, the band's music is genre-bending Americana steeped in their signature folk harmony. Fresh out of the studio with Single Lock's Record's Austin Motlow, they just completed their third full length studio album due to release in October of 2025.

This latest album follows a 2023 single Pay No Mind with Rick Hirsch and a 2020 self-produced release, These Games that premiered in American Songwriter Magazine's Best New Music feature. Prior to that the band recorded two full length studio albums, Redbird (2018) in Nashville with Sam Ashworth and Spanish Moss Sirens (2016) with Single Lock Records’ Ben Tanner in Muscle Shoals, AL.

While all have solo projects the three singer songwriters who make up the Krickets include Emily Stuckey Sellers, Lauren Spring and Rachel Grubb. Originally coming together to play a breast cancer benefit, the band is passionate about supporting their namesake, TheCricketFund.org which provides cancer aid to the uninsured.

"The Krickets send chills down your spine and lift you sky high..." No Depression

Shiloh is an Americana acoustic duo rooted in story, song, and the rhythms of Florida life. Singer-songwriter Kim LeCouteur, whose earliest memories are filled with music at her father’s piano, and on family road trips, brings heartfelt originals often-inspired by the beauty and lore of her home state. Guitarist and songwriter Mark Miale, who began his musical path on drums before trading them in for a guitar, adds warmth, wit, and a steady groove shaped by years of performing across Florida. Together, Kim and Mark create music that’s both down-to-earth and soul-stirring—woven with harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and a touch of humor. Based in Gainesville, FL, they’ve shared their songs on festival stages and intimate venues alike, inviting audiences into a space where stories and melodies feel like home.