Eddie 9V

Eddie 9V’s 2024 album Saratoga was a breakthrough — a raw, road-ready blend of Southern soul, blues, rock, and funk that helped launch the Georgia-born artist from cult favorite to national spotlight. Since its release, his monthly Spotify listeners have grown from 8,000 to peaking at over 800,000, driven by standout tracks like “Halo,” “Saratoga,” and “Love Moves Slow,” all now certified on SiriusXM’s Spectrum channel. Now signed to Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound, Eddie is gearing up for a brand-new album in 2026. With national tours, radio airplay, and a band firing on all cylinders, he’s proving that gritty, honest music still cuts through — and his best songs may still be ahead.

Performing under the stage name Honey Marmalade, Olivia Klein is a singer from
Omaha, Nebraska. After moving to New York to pursue music, Honey Marmalade has the fluidity to perform as a singer-songwriter, trio, or full-blown band. Pulling from influences of Blues, Rock, Indie, and Soul, Honey Marmalade strikes up a balance of Janis Joplin-like vocals with equally powerful instrumental support. Honey Marmalade's performed at Brooklyn Bowl, House of Blues (NOLA), White Eagle Hall, The Sultan Room, Nublu, Garcias, City Winery, Pete's Candy Store, Lizard Lounge and has a monthly residency at The Bitter End. They have also been accepted as a Sofar Sounds artist, performing at sold-out events for crowds of 150+. Festival credits include Mountain Jam Busking Stage ft. members of Goose (‘25), The Garden Party: Femme Music Festival in Nebraska (‘25), sitting in with members of Tedeschi Trucks Band for Jazz Fest After Dark at The Maple Leaf (‘24) and AmericanaFest Showcase (‘24). Having performed for over a decade, Honey Marmalade finds the stage a second home. Momentum continues to build, with their debut album, Over Before It Started, now out on streaming services. Honey Marmalade thrives when performing and cherishes the connections live music creates.