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APCA ARTIST ROSTER

 
 

Andrew Hoyt

Andrew Hoyt is a full-time touring singer-songwriter from Des Moines, Iowa. He’s known for warm vocals, easygoing charm, and standout live shows on both guitar and ukulele. His music blends folk, pop, and acoustic styles in the spirit of John Mayer, Jason Mraz, and James Taylor, and he has played more than 1,000 shows across the country.

His highlights include opening for AJR at Wells Fargo Arena and a featured episode of Iowa PBS’s Studio 3 LIVE. Andrew is a KoAloha ukulele artist, and his latest EP was produced by Nashville’s Lucas Morton. It showcases heartfelt songwriting and a sound that fits campus stages and intimate rooms alike.

 

Cash Byers and the Big Valley

Cash Byers and the Big Valley bring the full range of Texas music to the stage, moving easily between Americana, honky-tonk country, gritty blues, and Western swing. The band is fronted by Arlington, Texas native Sam “Cash” Byers, and its music draws on the Lone Star State’s storytelling tradition and on growing up Texan.

Before music became his full-time work, Cash was an EMT and spent his summers cowboying in Cimarron, New Mexico. On New Year’s Day 2019 he left his healthcare career to pursue music full time. Since he founded the Big Valley band, they have played hundreds of shows across the country and shared bills with Texas legends like Gary P. Nunn. Their “Live from Cheatham Street” video EP shows the band at its best: honest, road-tested, and built for a good time.

 

Corey Breedlove

Corey Breedlove is a Dallas‑based singer, songwriter, and multi‑instrumentalist celebrated for his soulful, sentimental songs and jazz‑infused “vintage soul” sound. Performing over 200 shows annually, Corey has become a featured artist with Axiom Music, bringing his unique blend of soul, jazz, and American Songbook classics to college campuses and APCA showcases across the United States.

Corey’s shows are known for their romantic, relaxed atmosphere, combining warm vocals with melodic guitar. Whether performing solo or backed by his band—composed of talented jazz students from the University of North Texas—his music fuses neo‑soul energy with the elegance of traditional jazz and soul.

 

Danny Joseph

Danny Joseph is a Dallas-based singer-songwriter recognized for his soulful, raspy vocals, blues-driven guitar playing, and commanding live presence. A finalist on The Voice (Season 26), he has translated national exposure into sustained momentum as a live artist, performing sold-out ticketed shows and building a loyal following through consistent demand.

Rooted in soul, blues, Americana, and country, Danny delivers a polished, professional performance whether appearing solo acoustic or with a full band. With over 500 live performances to date, he is known for reliable, high-quality shows that connect with audiences and work equally well in intimate listening rooms, clubs, and ticketed venues.

 

Daydream

Daydream is the duo that transforms every event into an unforgettable experience. Fronted by the captivating voice of Jade Marie, they weave together smooth background melodies and high‑energy anthems, creating the perfect atmosphere for any occasion. From the timeless power of Whitney Houston to the modern sparkle of Dua Lipa and the heartfelt storytelling of Taylor Swift, Daydream covers every genre with effortless style.

Whether it’s an intimate gathering or a large celebration, their dynamic performances captivate audiences and set the tone for nights to remember. With a versatile repertoire and a gift for tailoring each setlist to the moment, Daydream delivers music that feels like the soundtrack to your best memories.

 

The Goodes

The Goodes are a husband-and-wife duo featuring Grammy Award-winning vocalist Sarah Goode and Emmy Award-winning producer and multi-instrumentalist Josh Goode. With more than 15 years of live performance experience, they blend pop, soul, R&B, and blues into a high-energy, genre-spanning show with something for everyone.

Using live looping, Josh builds layers of guitar, rhythm, and texture in real time, creating a full-band sound from just two performers. Paired with Sarah’s powerhouse vocals and engaging stage presence, The Goodes put a fresh spin on familiar favorites while bringing their own distinctive style to every performance.

 

Jessica Maeve

Jessica Maeve is a versatile singer‑songwriter and ‘ukulele artist known for her unique arrangements that transform classics, oldies, rock, and modern pop into unforgettable performances. A true one‑woman show, Jessica captivates audiences with soulful vocals, dazzling ‘ukulele skills, and occasional hula dancing or full‑band collaborations.

Winner of 1st place in the International ‘Ukulele Contest (Solo Vocal category), Jessica performs nationally and brings a fresh, dynamic energy to every stage. With a degree in music education from BYU–Idaho, she has taught choirs, directed ensembles, and mastered multiple instruments including piano, guitar, and violin.

Her performances are both intimate and powerful, connecting deeply with audiences while showcasing her artistry. Currently, Jessica is busy recording and producing her upcoming album, promising new music that highlights her talent and passion for storytelling through song.

 

Remy Reilly

Remy Reilly is an award‑winning indie pop singer‑songwriter from Dallas, Texas, recognized as one of the most exciting new voices in the Dallas music scene. At just 22 years old, Remy has already earned major accolades, including Best Pop Vocalist, Best Pop Song for her single “Ricochet”, and Best Songwriter at the Dallas Entertainment Awards.

A multi‑talented musician, Remy not only delivers powerful vocals but also plays drums and piano. She began performing across the Dallas–Fort Worth area at a young age, writing her own songs by the age of five. Influenced by artists such as Foster The People, Norah Jones, and The Cure, Remy blends indie pop with heartfelt storytelling, creating music that resonates with themes of self‑love, resilience, and authenticity.

Her debut EP, recorded at Modern Electric Sound Recorders, showcased her unique songwriting style with the support of producers Jason Burt (Medicine Man Revival), Jordache Grant, and Charlie Wiles. Since then, she has continued to collaborate with notable Dallas producers including Jonathan Tyler and John Pedigo (Joshua Ray Walker), releasing standout tracks like “What Do You Know”, “Half Price Books”, and “Dirty Work”.

Remy’s latest single, “Ricochet”, produced by Josh Goode, highlights her growth as a songwriter and performer, cementing her reputation as a rising star in indie pop. With killer lyrics, a mature voice, and undeniable stage presence, Remy Reilly is quickly becoming a must‑watch artist for fans of fresh, authentic pop music.

 

SM6

SM6 is an alternative rock band made up of six siblings whose electrifying performances and bold sound command attention on every stage. Their music fuses driving synths, dynamic instrumentation, and a distinctive punk‑inspired vocal edge, creating a style that stands out in today’s mainstream rock and pop landscape.

Known for their high‑energy live shows and engaging social media presence, SM6 has built a loyal fanbase by blending raw emotion with infectious enthusiasm. Their ability to connect with audiences both online and in person makes them one of the most exciting sibling bands in the modern rock scene.

With a sound that bridges alternative rock, pop‑punk, and synth‑driven anthems, SM6 continues to carve out their place in the industry, offering listeners a fresh yet familiar energy that resonates across generations.

 

Trevan

Trevan is a Los Angeles based singer-songwriter and producer with a fresh but nostalgic So-Cal sound rooted in ’90s and 2000s rock and pop. Fans of John Mayer, Jack Johnson, Jason Mraz, Colbie Caillat, The Fray, and Third Eye Blind will feel right at home.

Trevan is known for his positive energy and memorable hooks. He has co-written with Grammy-winning, multi-platinum artist Macy Gray, performed at events for KTLA and the Anaheim Ducks, and placed music with T-Mobile, Wendy’s, and the NBA. He performs solo or with a full four-piece band, which makes him a flexible fit for anything from intimate lounges to main-stage campus concerts.

 

TRVR?

TRVR? is the stage name of Fort Worth singer-songwriter Trevor Douglas. He’s an independent artist whose songs are thoughtful, relatable, and often laugh-out-loud wholesome. He first broke through nationally at 16, when he earned a Top 24 spot on American Idol (Season 14). At 17 he gave a TEDxSMU talk on creativity.

His music pairs the catchy hooks of 2010s pop with the influence of classic folk artists like John Denver, Bob Dylan, and Joan Baez. TRVR? now tours nationally, regularly sells out venues across Dallas-Fort Worth, and recently performed at the State Fair of Texas. He also gives his time and music to causes he cares about, including performances for Texas Children’s Hospital. His solo show is an intimate acoustic set built on storytelling and audience connection.

 

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