
The astrophysicist and anti-idiot Neil deGrasse Tyson once said "In five billion years the sun will expand and engulf our orbit as the charred ember that was once Earth vaporizes. Have a nice day."
It may not happen tomorrow, or next year, but doom is impending. All we can do while we wait is enjoy and appreciate the art, music, literature, food, and everything else our fellow humans have crafted for us to consume and find inspiration. We're holding on to our dead culture with cold, lifeless fingers. We're a dying breed in a lot of ways... So watch these funny YouTube videos!
Thank you to Lydia Loveless, Murder By Death, Robbie Fulks, Ha Ha Tonka, Freakwater, Jon Langford Scott H. Biram, Banditos, The Yawpers, Al Scorch, The Flat Five, and the rest for their contributions.
Bloodshot Artist Picks
Lydia Loveless

Favorite show you played in 2016: Terminal West in Atlanta, Georgia
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Petal at ace of cups
Favorite song of 2016: "California" by Robert Ellis
Favorite music album of 2016: I don't have a favorite but I listened to Puberty 2 by Mitski more than any other
Favorite movie in 2016: Sing Street
Favorite book you read in 2016: Tranny by Laura Jane Grace—a book I loved and related to as a musician struggling with success and someone who is tired of gender constraints.
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: Thomas Merton
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: My own body
Best thing you ate in 2016: Bruno's in Little Rock Arkansas, an Italian place with a guy named Gianni who HAS A SOUTHERN ACCENT, (say it in your head) with someone I really love, the whole point of eating Italian food.
Best bad decision you made in 2016: I stopped caring what people thought of my life decisions and chose to be wholly myself, even if I made bad bad decisions along the way.
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: gratuitous
What are you hopeful for in 2017? Humans taking responsibility for our own happiness, our own freedom, by unabashed denial of the brutal patriarchal concept of marriage, the death of homophobia and racism and a return to a more communal primitive way of life *takes big hit of weed and smears essential oil on self*
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? Feeling the full range of human emotions again
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: Success is my resolution every year, and I feel i get closer every time.
Robbie Fulks

Favorite show you played in 2016: I played a little dive in Bellingham, Washington. Maybe I won’t name it, but you can figure it out. There were some heavy indications in the advance emails that the promoter and sound guy were going to give us a real hard time. I won’t bore with the details. I vented to my sound tech, to my agency, to my management, and slept poorly for a few nights preceding as we wound through Oregon playing shows and discussing what to do - skip the gig? Abandon the gig when such-and-such happened? In this job you get humbled and mistreated from time to time, like on any job; but to drive 5 hours out of the way to a small-town bar and be scuffed around just because I’d signed a contract for a small amount of money seemed crazy. Turned out, though, that those guys, the promoter and in-house soundman, were okay guys, just poor emailers. I mean they were like firemen, or plumbers, or lovable, sentimental criminals. Not very polished or (maybe) progressive, but big-hearted and trustworthy. Their not acting like big-city smoothies extended to the settlement, in which they didn’t know they should remove a giant chunk of money for themselves. The payout was nice - that is, more than fair. After the show I sat at a joint a block away with two guys I hadn’t seen in over 30 years. We had worked in a law firm back then. One of them hadn’t been out to see a concert since. He just didn’t enjoy music very much. But he liked the show I did. He said it was one of the best concerts he’d been to in his life, but that was only 4 concerts total. Those two guys looked and acted just like they did in the 1980s - same haircuts more or less, and in good physical shape. The ease with which we fell in with one another created an atmosphere of stopped-time fantasy. I ate the best gnocchi I’ve ever eaten. Bellingham. Well, as Blind Blake said, that’ll never happen no more.
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Like my old friend, I didn’t see very much, but I liked everything I saw. Rosie Flores in Austin. Cat Power in Calgary. Don Knotts’s daughter Karen in Milwaukee, doing a one-woman salute to Don Knotts. Ruby Amanfu in Nashville. Sarah Jarosz in Lexington. Let’s include one boy person: Peter Wolf in Chicago. That’s all I can remember, but they were all really nice shows.
Favorite song of 2016: "Stone in My Pocket" by Buddy Mondlock affected me
Favorite music album of 2016: Probably still “Ah Um” by Charles Mingus, but I hardly ever listen to albums front to back anymore, and certainly not with anything like the focus and love I gave it some decades ago. Within the small set of Bloodshot-like music that reached my ears, music by Stray Birds, Lydia Loveless, and Shovels & Rope sounded superior to me.
Favorite 2016 movie: Missed ‘em all this year.
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: Lady Dynamite, duh.
Favorite book you read in 2016: “Ghettoside” by Jill Leovy
Favorite YouTube video of 2016: I watched some Rockford Files on YouTube and all were excellent.
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: Haydee Politoff, Liz Anderson’s Husband Hunting, the writing of Penelope Fitzgerald.
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: Fish Creek, Wisconsin (The White Gull Inn to be exact)
Best thing you ate in 2016: I guess that gnocchi I mentioned.
Best thing you drank in 2016: Oh, boy.
Best bad decision you made in 2016: It was a healthful decision but with hard consequences - I decided to learn how to swim. My coach’s name is Autumn and every Tuesday morning she drives me into near-unconsciousness, making me pull my head tighter to my chest, sprint to the wall, go farther and breathe less frequently, etc. I started in February, kicking my legs and holding a board, and now I go about 3/4 of a mile in 30 to 40 minutes. But with barbells part of the way, and with plenty of breaks, hugging the wall and holding my chest and gasping for air like a fool. In 2017: the calculus.
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: rebarbative (politically at least)
What are you hopeful for in 2017? I’m working on a country-music play I’m excited about, and producing a Linda Gail Lewis record that is coming out great so far. Clearly I should say “world peace” and “the impeachment of the president” and all that. But really most of my hopes are on Linda Gail Lewis.
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? I really don’t operate in those slender shades of subtlety, between hopefulness and looking-forward-to.
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: I’d like for all my kids to get off the dope. It’s making them do crazy things. What the chances are of that I don’t know, but please pray for my family.
David Fountain (piano/percussion/mandolin/banjo/steel guitar/vocals, Murder By Death)


Favorite show you played in 2016: Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta. Playing a big show in your hometown is the best feeling in the world. Also, one of my favorite chefs (and my celebrity doppelgänger), Kevin Gillespie, was wandering around backstage and I got to talk to him about food and beer for an hour.
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Gogol Bordello at Riot Fest in Denver
Favorite song of 2016: “Masterpiece” by Big Thief
Favorite music album of 2016: Anything is Possible and Nothing Makes Sense by Twin Limb. Spotify confirms my hunch that this is the album I listened to the most in 2016. We listened to these guys rehearse every night in the next room while we were recording Big Dark Love, so we got to know the album in its infancy and follow it to fruition. We love it like our child, but it’s our child that we can’t take any credit for.
Favorite 2016 movie: Other People. I’m still blown away by how amazing Molly Shannon is in this.
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: Stranger Things, if only for reviving the Kids-On-Bikes genre
Favorite book you read in 2016: The Oryx and Crake trilogy by Margaret Atwood, which I finally got around to reading this year.
Favorite YouTube video of 2016:
“In 1982, a woman named May Booker sent a letter to the BBC, saying that she, at 70-years-old, loved Thin Lizzy, and would love to play with them live.”
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: I introduced my nieces to Pee Wee’s Playhouse and ended up watching every episode with them. Totally holds up.
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: My family went to Alaska, and I visited a sled dog training center and played with sled dog puppies. My answer is the sled dog training center, where I played with sled dog puppies.
Best thing you ate in 2016: The collard greens at Arnold’s in Nashville. I love collards and would eat them at every meal.
Best thing you drank in 2016: Creature Comforts Tropicalia
Best bad decision you made in 2016: Started a podcast about Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy, the most relatable topic you can imagine. It was a good decision, though, because it’s actually pretty excellent!
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: “tunket” - a colloquialism for “hell”, as in, “What in tunket was wrong with 2016?”
What are you hopeful for in 2017? Everything, really. It hasn’t happened yet, so there’s always reason to hope that it will all be good.
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? Progressivism becoming counter-culture again. We fight harder when it's harder to fight.
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: Chin up and don’t read the comments. 85%.
Dagan Thogerson (drums, Murder By Death)

Favorite show you played in 2016: Stanley Hotel weekend in Estes Park, Colorado. Always the best.
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Mean Jeans at the Know in Portland Oregon
Favorite song of 2016: "Michael Jackson Was Tight" by Mean Jeans
Favorite music album of 2016: Deftones Gore
Favorite 2016 movie: The Revenant
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: Rick and Morty
Favorite book you read in 2016: Under the Banner of Heaven
Favorite YouTube video of 2016: Anything teaching me how to do home improvement projects
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: Heating our house with a fireplace
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: Cuba
Best thing you ate in 2016: Steaks at home. We're good at steaks. Also fish tacos and kale salad at the Grey Eagle in Asheville NC.
Best thing you drank in 2016: Sazerac at the Stanley Hotel bar.
Best bad decision you made in 2016: Watching Westworld. That show was bullshit, I think?
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: Baloo?
What are you hopeful for in 2017? Impeachment
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? Enjoying home and working on new MBD tunes.
Matt Armstrong (bass, Murder By Death)

Favorite show you played in 2016: Shaky Knees Festival
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Failure doing Fantastic Planet in its entirety. Dallas, TX
Favorite song of 2016: David Bowie "Lazarus"
Favorite music album of 2016:
My Jerusalem A Little Death
Russian Circles Guidance
Twin Limb Haplo
American Football LP2
Mogwai Atomic
Swans The Glowing Man
Deftones Gore
Explosions In The Sky The Wilderness
Savages Adore Life
True Widow Avvolgere
Favorite 2016 movie: Hell Or High Water
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: Westworld
Favorite book you read in 2016: Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain (I was late to the party.)
Favorite YouTube video of 2016: This Is Not Happening series by Comedy Central
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: Listening to "Yank Crime" by Drive Like Jehu all the time. (Also late to this party.)
Best thing you ate in 2016: Comfy Chicken Biscuit at Homegrown (ATL, GA)
Best thing you drank in 2016: Shitloads of water
Best bad decision you made in 2016: Eating fried shrimp at practically every meal during a trip to New Orleans
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: Defenestration
What are you hopeful for in 2017? A better year than 2016
Jon Langford

Favorite show you played in 2016: Jon Langford and Robbie Fulks at the Hideout in August (I like a gig that dissolves into free jazz and pirate mime.)
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Marty Stuart and the Fabulous Superlatives at City Winery, or perhaps Bonnie Prince Billy singing fortune cookies at Calgary Folk Festival, or maybe Horizon of Darkness at the Hideout, or even !Moxie Tung! at Township
Favorite music album of 2016: Freakwater Scheherazade
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: River (weird British spooky police/crime series)
Favorite book you read in 2016: Peter Gulralnick's Sam Phillips biography
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: Marty Robbins
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: Isla Mujeres, the Island of Women!
Best thing you ate in 2016: Dates
Best thing you drank in 2016: Orchard Pig The Reveller Cider
What are you hopeful for in 2017? Revolution
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? Being old and revolutionary with nothing to lose.
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: To create a decentralized economy working for the benefit of all rather than the few - 78%
Catherine Irwin (vocals, guitar, banjo, Freakwater)

Favorite show you played in 2016: I really loved the Freakwater show in Amsterdam this September. I was jibbering a bunch of vile in-between song nonsense when I turned and saw Janet just all curled up on the floor. She was laughing—but I'm pretty sure she was also crying. I remember thinking, "I would definitely go to this show. There is entertainment value here like you just can't see every day."
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Horizon Of Darkness, Matt Rizzo's jaw-dropping surrealist performance-art band. You must see this. Submit to the power. Join the H.O.D. Squad.
Favorite song of 2016: Drunken Prayer "Cordelia, Elsewhere." Best song ever written about urban gentrification. Morgan Geer (Drunken Prayer) is Freakwater's guitar player. He was the opening band for a ton of our shows in 2016. I loved hearing this song every night.
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: Bikini Kill
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: I really liked Leipzig. We had never played there before this year. Some of the former East Germany is still dirty and fucked up enough to seem like a place I could imagine living—kind of like Detroit—except with an awesome public health system and free universities.
Best thing you drank in 2016: We had some crazy super-bitter Alpine moss/lichen liquor in Austria. It was amazing. Tasted just like licking a green rock.
Best bad decision you made in 2016: I spent €120 I didn't really have on a pair of extremely fancy Spanish boots of Spanish leather. Perhaps this was part of a series of best bad decisions. We were in Amsterdam for the last days of Freakwater's "American Apology Tour," and had just left the Cheech & Chong coffeeshop.
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: cupidity
What are you hopeful for in 2017? Wow. That's tough. I'm gonna have to get back to you on that. I know it's important to be hopeful about something. Hope seems almost like a sign of privilege right now.
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? Fuck a buncha fuckin' 2016!
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: Less cussing. Zero fucking % chance.
Scott H. Biram

Let it be known! I'm answering this shit at 6:11am cause I can't fuckin' sleep!!
Favorite show you played in 2016: That one's hard to say! All the shows with Johnny Two Bags from Social D were a lot of fun! All the shows that I took Jesse Dayton along with were a f'n blast! Supersuckers opening for me in Denver was a hoot! Always a good time playing in Clarksdale, MS at The Shack Up Inn/The Juke Joint Chapel! I guess if I had to pick one it was getting on stage with Willie Nelson and Ryan Bingham to sing "I Saw The Light" and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" while the sky dumped rain on a sold out crowd. Never thought that would happen!
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Once again, I have to throw a few down for this answer... The Dicks (last show ever I think) in ATX at Grizzly Hall, Rev. Horton Heat backing Jello Biafra at The Continental ATX, Willie Nelson and Ryan Bingham at Whitewater Theater in New Braunfels TX, Jesse Dayton every night on tour, my buddy Lightnin' Malcolm at Red's in Clarksdale MS callin' out my name between every song and pointing at me! Ha ha! Yeah good times. Love that dude! I also had fun at the Ameripolitan Awards.
Favorite song of 2016: My soul brother, Jesse Dayton's "Beautiful Thing (Miss Victoria)" is a really good song.
Gary Clark Jr.'s "Take Me Down" from the Deep Water Horizon soundtrack has stuck with me pretty good in the last few weeks.
Favorite music album of 2016: Jesse Dayton's The Revealer is rockin'...
Sturgill's new record got some play at my house on the turntable. Did that come out in '16? (Editor: yes, it did.) I'm always a couple years behind on new music. There's so much good OLD music. Guess I'm still busy learning to love that. Takes awhile to catch up!
Favorite 2016 movie: Hell or Highwater! I thought the movie was really good...and the soundtrack paid my property taxes this year! Woot woot!
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: Maybe Stranger Things or WestWorld but I'm a Game Of Thrones and Walking Dead junkie. Those are probably top for me. I spent days watching reruns of Law & Order SVU this year. I couldn't stop. I think I watched 300 episodes in about 3 weeks. It was "especially heinous!" I can't stop watching Jeopardy!
Favorite book you read in 2016: Let's Go To Hell: Scattered Memories of The Butthole Surfers
I read a lot of shit like The Mixing Engineer's Handbook and The Drum Recording Handbook...stuff I forget half of and read again while recording the next album. Not exciting to most people I'm sure.
Favorite YouTube video of 2016: Don't remember...If I watched it, I was probably stoned.
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: I finally saw the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre! Geez...it eluded me for 42 years! Good crack! I've seen all the others. My old band The Thangs were supposed to be in IV or V but our scene got cut.
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: The back corner of my guest room! Finally moved some of that shit outta there!
Best thing you ate in 2016: #1 for sure is the Chili Pequin Vinegar Hot Sauce I made from from peppers I picked off my grandpa's fence line. The there's Boudin at Best Stop in Scott Louisiana, Gumbo at Gumbo Shop in New Orleans, Oysters in Boston, brisket at my house! Drowning Flautas at Jesse Vain's house! My first place chili!
Best thing you drank in 2016: I finally tried some of that water stuff everybody's talking about. It's no michelada though.
Best bad decision you made in 2016: Took 6 months off the road for the first time in 20 years.
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: Cantankerous
What are you hopeful for in 2017? Hope my new record goes over well. Hope to get into a good groove with my new road crew.
Hope Billy Gibbons decides he wants me to be his new best friend.
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? At this point, playing and hanging on the SiriusXM Outlaw Country Cruise...but the year's plans are just shaping up. I'm looking forward to hitting some new horizons. Hoping to get to Australia on this record. This year will be my 20th tour of Europe!
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: Keep my shit together. 50%
Brett Anderson (mandolin, guitar, vocals, Ha Ha Tonka)

Favorite show you played in 2016: Dawt Mill in Tecumseh, MO. Overlooking the Norfolk river at night, always one of our favorite shows of the year. Camp out, float, and catch us there May 26th, 2017.
Favorite music album of 2016: I attached to and still haven't let go of (Chicago band) Whitney's debut effort, Light Upon The Lake.
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: Oh, I suppose Stranger Things was a nice addiction.
Favorite book you read in 2016: Nothing new but, Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five. I read it once a year though, sometimes twice, but rarely more than five.
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: The White House. First time visitor this year, for the Easter Egg Roll. It was pretty dope. Not sure I'd be able to say that if I visited next year, or the next four.
Best thing you ate in 2016: Best thing you drank in 2016: I made my own boozy eggnog for the first time, it was easily the best thang I drank in 2016, and also, easily the reason I gained 7 pounds in one month.
Best bad decision you made in 2016: Making my own eggnog
What are you hopeful for in 2017? Got a new record coming out, we hope you all come see us. We've missed you.
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? Starting the year off touring with the Old 97's. Looking forward to that, and just touring in general.
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: 0% chance of a resolution. 100% chance of success.
Mary Beth Richardson (vocals, percussion, kazoo, Banditos)

Favorite show you played in 2016: Newport Folk Festival. What a dream come true!
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Kris Kristofferson's private performance at Newport had the entire room in smiley tears. It was such a moving performance. I haven't been that teary eyed since we saw Stevie Wonder sing "Isn't She Lovely" with his daughter (who sings backup with him) after she was engaged the day of that show.
Favorite song of 2016: That's tough. According to my music player, I've played more Link Wray than anything else, but as for current songs' standings, I'd say the one that's in my head the most belongs to Luke Bell. Not only were we roomies for a couple years, but I was in this video filmed at Santa's, one of my favorite places in Nashville, and it was directed by my long time best friend Joshua Shoemaker. It's called "Sometimes." You'll be singing it to yourself in no time.
Favorite music album of 2016: Clear Plastic Masks Nazi Hologram. It's a pretty jarring title, but when you dive in, you'll be sucked in. I like to think it's taking you to space and then floats you down safely in the end. Smart and needed. Open your ears wide for this one.
Favorite 2016 movie: The Coen brother's Hail, Ceasar! Especially this clip:
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: Westworld enveloped my life for awhile. Haha! I was in the dark corners of the internet researching fan theories. So much so I ruined a lot of the surprises. Even so, I was still pleased.
Favorite book you read in 2016: Living in the Woods in a Tree: Remembering Blaze Foley by Sybil Rosen. A beautiful look into Blaze's life from his first love.
Favorite YouTube video of 2016: I cried from laughing, y'all
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: sleeping
Best thing you ate in 2016: Bear
Best thing you drank in 2016: Whatever that sauce they give you to put on the oysters at Newport Folk Festival is.
What are you hopeful for in 2017? A miracle
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: Backboard shattering slam dunks, 100%
Cory Parsons (vocals, guitar, Banditos)

Favorite show you played in 2016: Newport Folk Festival, Bergenfest, or Hotel Vegas in Austin with some of my favorite bands: Bad Lovers, Ramsay Midwood, and Leo Rondeau
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Any of Ramsay Midwood's
Favorite song of 2016: "Imagine a Jump" (John Lennon Vs. Van Halen)
Favorite music album of 2016: Nazi Hologram by Clear Plastic Masks
Also, just listened to Hey Come Back by Croy and the Boys and thought it was awesome.
Favorite 2016 movie: 13th
Favorite 2016 TV or web show: Horace and Pete
Favorite book you read in 2016: Only read about seven or eight and none were worth mentioning. Open to suggestions.
Favorite YouTube video of 2016: This one forever:
But this one is also pretty good:
Best thing you ate in 2016: Milo's Fries and Sauce Bar
Best thing you drank in 2016: Milo's Sauce Bar
Best bad decision you made in 2016: Ugh
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: Fuckity
What are you hopeful for in 2017? Initiative
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? Album #2
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: More nihilism. Chance of success? Who cares?
Nate Cook (vocals, guitar, The Yawpers)

Favorite show you played in 2016: The Bloodshot SXSW day party at Yard Dog. No question.
Favorite show you saw in 2016: Any number of the Legendary Shack Shakers shows we were witness too.
Favorite song of 2016: Well, according to Spotify, I listened to "Spanish Flea" more than anything. Another tragic occurrence this year.
Favorite music album of 2016: I loved the shit out of the new Bon Iver record.
Favorite book you read in 2016: American Tabloid by James Ellroy
Favorite YouTube video of 2016:
Favorite thing from yesteryear that you just got around to in 2016: Boss Hog
Favorite new place you visited in 2016: Toronto is really the shit.
Best thing you ate in 2016: Prince's Hot Chicken in Nashville.
Best thing you drank in 2016: My life away.
Best bad decision you made in 2016: Divorce
Use an SAT word to describe 2016: Pernicious
What are you hopeful for in 2017? A fire in the White House.
What are you most looking forward to in 2017? 2020
2017 New Year resolution and % chance of success: Quit smoking. 8 percent. Lose 15 pounds. 6 percent. Be kinder to my fellow man. Fuck you.
Al Scorch

Favorite music album of 2016: NoName Telefone
Casey McDonough (bass, vocals, The Flat Five)

Bloodshot Staff Picks
Co-Chief Rob Miller
Favorite non-Bloodshot 2016 music album: Same as last year’s: other people put out music?
Too bad Western powers meddling in the Middle East is such arcane premise with little or no lessons to take away in today’s zany space age era of Batman V Superman or whatever shit now passes as “epic.”
To not rant on street corners that Journey (Journey!!! WTF?) was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame instead of the MC5 and Kraftwerk, 0%
Co-Chief Nan Warshaw
Publicity Pirate Josh Zanger
Radio Wrangler Elise Shell
Retail Ranger Pete Klockau
New Media Maven Mike Smith
Marlon Williams at Martyrs in Chicago. The best new male vocalist and most dynamic young band in music right now. And Marlon's a swell guy to boot!
Fruit Bats Absolute Loser
Joey Purp iiiDrops
School of Seven Bells SVIIB
Marlon Williams Marlon Williams
Anderson .Paak Malibu
Warehouse Warrior Justin Hertner
Promotions Purveyor Nina Stiener
Tour Date Diva Leigh Ann Getchis
Incredible Intern Alex De Pompei
Incredible Intern Riley Vance