Bushwalla, Jeff Berkley, and Gregory Page In Concert

Bushwalla (Billy Galewood) is a cosmic-folk troubadour, ecstatic Hip-Hop jester, and clown philosopher whose internationally traveled performances blend acoustic groove, beat poetry, improvisation, and sacred mischief. A co-writer with Jason Mraz and cult favorite in songwriter circles, he creates live experiences that feel equal parts concert, comedy, and connection.

Jeff Berkley is a native San Diego songwriter, musician, and producer who has left an indelible mark on the music world. Known for his soulful songwriting, masterful guitar work, and visionary production, he has collaborated with some of the industry’s most revered artists, including Jackson Browne, David Crosby, Jim Messina, Ben Harper, Indigo Girls, Bruce Cockburn, Bob Weir, Tim Flannery, Steve Poltz, Arlo Guthrie, Pete Seeger, and many more. As one of Southern California’s most prolific producers, Jeff has shaped countless records across multiple genres, elevating the voices of emerging and established artists alike. His ability to capture raw emotion and authenticity in the studio has made him a sought-after producer and mentor. In 1999, Jeff won the prestigious Kerrville New Folk Songwriters award in Texas, joining the ranks of past winners like Jerry Jeff Walker, Steve Earle, Nanci Griffith, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and Lindsay White. With his bands, Berkley Hart and Jeff Berkley & The Banned, he has won multiple San Diego Music Awards (SDMAs), including Artist of the Year in 2023. In recognition of his contributions to the regional and national music scene, he was inducted into the San Diego Music Hall of Fame. Jeff Berkley has released two solo records, 11 albums with Berkley Hart, one album with Citizen Band, and one with Jeff Berkley & The Banned. His music has received widespread airplay and streaming, earning awards and critical acclaim. Jeff Berkley continues to write, perform, and produce, always pushing the boundaries of creativity while staying rooted in the heart and soul of storytelling through music.

Gregory Page is an elusive songwriter & poet the son of a traveling Armenian pop singer and a mother who was the lead singer/saxophone player in one of Britain’s first all-girl group’s, The Beat-Chics, that toured with The Beatles in 1965.  That was Gregory’s 1st tour but he went on to tour the world many times. Page has performed in a wide range of iconic venues such as the London Palladium, The Paradiso in Amsterdam & the Woodford Folk Festival in Australia. With endearing stage presence, evocative lyrics, and a warm voice, Gregory seamlessly draws from imagination and experience transcending traditions of folk, Celtic, Jazz, Ragtime, Blues, Swing, and French Romanticism.