Three award-winning, singer-songwriters/multi-instrumentalists bring back their good vibes, folk-gospel-rock-infused tunes and soulful, 3-part harmony to the intimate setting of the Logan Stage at Johnson Hall Opera House.
Maine-native Lynn Deeves honed her stage and vocal skills on the New England rock circuit of the 1980’s and 90’s. Her soulful vocals and easeful presence on stage have long-captivated audiences around the Northeast and beyond. Deeves has released 4 independent solo CD’s and shared stages with Cheryl Wheeler, Ellis Paul, America, and many others. She contributed a track to the “Maine Pink Album” celebrating top women recording artists in Maine, a benefit compilation for the Maine Breast Cancer Center.

With a rich, powerful voice, Trina Hamlin seamlessly moves from guitar to piano to self-accompaniment on harmonica. Trina has toured throughout the U.S. and Europe, with her trademark driving, rhythmic, blues and rock-infused songs/grooves. Hamlin earned a degree in professional music from Berklee College in Boston and has since written/co-produced 5 solo albums. She has performed at the Newport Folk Festival in the company of Ani Difranco, Dar Williams and the Indigo Girls and been a guest on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien. Her music has been featured on popular television shows on the WB, Lifetime, CBS, ABC and MTV. She has shared stages with Taj Mahal, Charlie Musslewhite, John Hiatt and Rickie Lee Jones, to name a few.
Colleen Sexton migrated to New England from Syracuse, NY to attend law school, but discovered a fertile Boston singer-songwriter scene, later touring the Eastern US & Canada. Equal parts sincerity & strength, Sexton has ably established herself as a respected artist and performer. Colleen's CD "Greatest Find" (Accord Music Group) features guest appearances by Martin Sexton, Cliff Eberhardt, and Janis Ian. Colleen independently released Colleen Sexton LIVE (Crescent Records). Colleen's debut CD, Step Outside, garnered two Boston Music Award nominations (1999), putting her among elite Boston songwriters. Her song 'Dear Arlene' appears on the Respond compilation CD, which Billboard Magazine's editor named the number one album of 1999.