London Baileigh, lead singer and songwriter, boasts a Country-Americana sound with an upbeat blues-rock influence, described by W.C. Clark as having a “soulful country sound.” 

She co-wrote the title track for John Arthur Martinez’s album “If Stars Could Sing,” inspired by the chimes in her song “All I Need,” collaborating with Mike Blakley, David Horner, and Rick Busey. Baileigh has opened for notable artists such as Cory Morrow and Pauline Reese. Beginning her career at fifteen in coffee shops, she moved on to perform in restaurants, bars on the famous 6th Street, and renowned dance halls like The Broken Spoke, Jenny’s Little Longhorn Saloon, The Saxon Pub, and Coupland Dance Hall. She has also opened for W.C. Clark and toured with Pauline Reese after completing high school. Together with her lead guitarist and original guitar teacher, David Horner, Baileigh formed the Saguaro band in 2017.

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Lee Winright is a dynamic solo artist and band leader hailing from the Texas Hill Country, deeply attuned to his musical roots.

His sound, grounded in Americana, seamlessly blends blues, country, rock, and rich harmonies. Over the years, Winright has shared the stage with national acts such as The Chicks, Jack Ingram, Robert Earl Keen, Charlie Robison, John Hiatt, Kelly Willis, Bruce Robison, and Robyn Ludwick. Notably, he played guitar alongside Charlie Robison, and has opened for and performed with James McMurtry, The McKay Brothers, Stoney LaRue, Midnight River Choir, Cowboy Mouth, and Jack Ingram.

Recently, Winright and his band held a residency at The Continental Club in Austin, TX. His debut album, “Nobody Saw It Coming,” received airplay on KFAN, TABC Radio, and Radio Free Texas. Following performances on FOX News at Nine, Great Day SA, and KABB San Antonio, Winright completed his follow-up album, “Time Between Times.” With a focus on captivating national audiences, he recently wrapped up a tour spanning New York, Colorado, California, Idaho, Washington, and Texas.

This concert is free and open to the public. See y’all there!