Abigail Dowd, Josh King, and Nathan James Hall

Josh King –  is an American singer-songwriter from Greensboro, North Carolina, best known as the frontman of the indie-rock band House of Fools. After earning attention with the band’s melodic, harmony-rich rock, King launched his solo career with Into the Blue in 2018, a reflective blend of Americana and roots-rock. He continued to evolve his sound with The Shed (2020), a raw, home-recorded album born during the pandemic, and Feel Good (2021), a bright, melodic indie-pop/rock collection. Alongside his recording work, King remains an active force in the Greensboro music community and co-owns The Flat Iron, a venue supporting both local and touring artists.

Nate Hall – Nathan James Hall is a North Carolina–born singer-songwriter known for his gritty voice, poetic storytelling, and raw Americana sound.  Before launching his solo work,  Hall toured nationally with the acclaimed band Old Heavy Hands, earning praise for his emotional intensity and blue-collar songwriting.  His debut solo EP, Midnight, introduced a darker, more intimate sound—blending folk, rock, and haunted southern soul. 

Hall’s first full-length album is set to arrive in early 2026 on Moths Record Co, expanding his sonic range with cinematic arrangements and unflinching honesty.  Whether on stage or on record,  Hall delivers songs that feel lived-in,  heavy with heart,  and rooted in the American experience.