REMI GOODE / ABIGAYLE OAKLEY / SADIE GUSTAFSON-ZOOK

Remi Goode

Remi Goode is a classical guitarist turned alternative folk singer-songwriter, based in Nashville. In a continual search for the truth, her lyrics are filled with paradoxes and multiple perspectives, as she attempts to embrace the grey areas of life. Receiving comparisons to Suzanne Vega and Kathleen Edwards, Goode’s debut album, Things I've Said Before, released September 2025, is an introduction to the indie-folk artist who straddles the borders between different worlds. A nylon-string guitarist nodding to the classical training and contemporary influences of her past while pushing toward a wider sound, she creates her own version of modern-day American roots music: one that “has an intimacy to it that feels almost intrusive,” according to Glide Magazine. Remi tours nationally in a duo with longtime collaborator and partner, Gabe Lehrer, featuring intricate interlocking guitar arrangements and close vocal harmonies.

Abigayle Oakley

From Las Vegas to Nashvegas, Abigayle Oakley blends the melodic richness of folk pioneers with the lyrical honesty of today’s confessional singer-songwriters. Her songs explore the complexities of life and the existential questions that shape us, often with a sharp, tongue-in-cheek wit that adds layers of humor and insight. Abigayle made her national television debut on this season of NBC's The Voice earning an allchair turn from coaches John Legend, Adam Levine, and Kelly Clarkson. She is also a recent winner of the Kerrville New Folk Competition and has played hundreds of shows in the US and Canada opening for acts such as The War and Treaty, Jed and The Valentine, Forest Blakk and more. When not writing, practicing, or performing, you can find Abigayle hiking the beautiful hills of Tennessee.

Sadie Gustafson-Zook

Every time Sadie Gustafson-Zook carves a linoleum block, sews a pencil case out of scraps, or admires the way the ink in her Pilot G-2 glides over her journal, she thinks, “I should be doing this all the time.” The act of creating something tangible is the air Sadie breathes. Her songwriting is the same- weaving an internal dialogue, the stories she tells herself, warm melodies and clever chords into something real, something she can physically feel with her hands and her throat. And chances are that you’ll be able to feel them too. With a voice often likened to Joni Mitchell, Sadie’s performances alternate between flowing melodies accompanied by purposeful guitar, and stories that hold the audience with warmth and levity. She has performed at festivals across the country, most notably including the Rocky Mountain Folks Fest, Kerrville Folk Festival, Anchorage Folk Festival, Sister’s Folk Fest, Walnut Valley Festival, and Blissfest. An acclaimed songwriter, Sadie has charmed judges at some of the most notorious folk songwriting contests, including Kerrville's New Folk Contest (2022), Rocky Mountain Folk Festival’s Songwriter Showcase (2022), Newsong+LEAF Songwriting Contest (2022), and the Acorn Theatre’s Singer Songwriter Competition (2024). When Sadie is not on tour, she enjoys living in Minneapolis where she teaches online music lessons, goes on walks at the park, participates in a garage band, attends craft nights at her friends’ houses, contra dances, plays fiddle at old-time jams, and organizes community events.