Scott Mulvahill with Bonner Black (Reserved Seats & SRO)

Scott Mulvahill doesn’t just play the upright bass, he reinvents it. A genre-blending singer-songwriter, he fuses Americana, folk, jazz, and experimental sounds into something truly original. A former member of Ricky Skaggs’ Kentucky Thunder, Scott struck out on his own with Himalayas and his groundbreaking DataBass project. Encouraged by Bruce Hornsby, he’s since taken the stage on NPR’s Tiny Desk, Mountain Stage, and TEDxNashville, collaborating with Cory Wong, Lauren Daigle, and Keb’ Mo. Don’t miss this musical innovator live in concert.

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Songwriter and birder, Bonner Black, was raised and homeschooled in the unincorporated town of Hot Rock, Tennessee. She fell in love with music through her one social outlet; classical ballet classes. At seventeen Black moved to Nashville, embarked on her first regional tour, and received the Artist Entrepreneur Award from The Oxford Center of Entrepreneurs at The Times Center in New York City. The now 12 year Music City veteran has accumulated 900k+ streams and 131k social media followers. Black gained momentum in 2024 releasing her highly awaited debut album, "Hopeless RomANTICS," landing coveted playlists such as Spotify’s “Fresh Finds Pop” and Apple Music’s “Breaking Singer-Songwriter”, and playing a sold out Nashville album release show. In the same year she completed her headlining US “Fall Migration Tour” and opened 5 sold out shows in the UK.

Black is also an avid birder and her birdwatching videos have gained 15+ million views. She has collaborated with The Audubon Society in the US and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in the UK. By integrating her enthusiasm for birds and songwriting, she has cultivated a unique and devout community and hosts birding events and nature walks around her tours and music releases.

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