The Capitol Theatre — A historic 1926 rock and concert venue in Port Chester, New York, located 22 miles outside New York City, featuring a 2,000-person capacity with a 65-foot domed ceiling and state-of-the-art sound and lighting equipment, known for hosting legendary acts across rock, funk, blues, and related genres since the 1960s.

The Head and the Heart are an indie folk band from Seattle known for warm acoustic songs like "Rivers and Roads" and a platinum self-titled debut.