Port Huron-born, Lansing-based songwriter Jen Sygit has been everywhere in Michigan lately with her rootsy songs of love and life, and she’s been a key collaborator in the projects of other Michigan acts including Stella!, Greensky Bluegrass, and many more. Now she’s found a collaborator of her own: songwriter Sam Corbin, whose strong and honest songwriter draws on personal experiences of love, loss, traveling, and Michigan, from its beautiful countryside to it's struggling economy. Jen and Sam are joined tonight by Lindsay Lou! Her parents call her Lindsay Rachel Petroff, and she was raised in Michigan's Upper Peninsula in a family of musicians. Her influences, outside the family, have been singers like Nat King Cole and songwriters like the Indigo Girls. But lately Michigan's thriving folk music scene has been her biggest influence. A recent graduate of Michigan State University, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and a minor in Bioethics, and having lived for several months in Latin America, Lindsay has a unique set of experiences from which she draws to write her songs.