Ursa and the Major Key is an indie/psychedelic rock band from Plattsburgh, NY. The band fuses influences from classic artists including The Beatles, The Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, and The Band, as well as modern artists like Whitney, Beach Fossils, and Levitation Room.

They have built up an extensive show history in the Adirondacks and beyond over the past couple of years, performing in regional staple venues such as the Strand Center for the Arts, the Waterhole, Songs at Mirror Lake, and the Upper Jay Art Center, as well as sharing the stage with acts like Midnight North, Sam Greenfield, Adam Ezra Group, Klark Sound, Sugaray Rayford, and The Burkharts. They have also performed for an estimated 5,000 attendees at the City of Plattsburgh's total solar eclipse viewing party, which led to the band being featured in The New York Times.

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Frances De Vargas is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Brooklyn, New York. Her songs blend folk music, country, and alternative rock influences with a 21st-century indie rock tilt. With a pen that is playfully surrealistic but painfully realistic, transporting their audience somewhere sad, true and certain, De Vargas continues to craft a unique sound and dedicated community of folkies.

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Early Worm is a four piece alternative folk group based in New York City. Their sound melds poetic and narrative songwriting with lush arrangements and improvisation. They have been described as one ,,living breathing organizm”