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Fruition : With a focus on the West Coast, Fruition has played most major venues in Portland (The Crystal Ballroom, The Roseland, The Wonder Ballroom, and the Doug Fir,) the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, the Mystic Theater in Petaluma, the Tractor Tavern in Seattle, and the Oregon Brewer’s Fest. The band headlined both late-night sets at Northwest String Summit in 2011. Through the years they’ve had the privilege to play with the likes of Vince Herman and Andy Thorne (Left Over Salmon), Jeff Austin (Yonder Mountain String Band), Zach Gill and Dan Lebowitz (ALO & Jack Johnson), Daniel Stern, and Danny Barnes. They continue to share the stage with some good friends, like Hot Buttered Rum, Greensky Bluegrass, Elephant Revival, Watertower Bucket Boys, the Quick & Easy Boys, the Clumsy Lovers, and Dead Winter Carpenters, to name a few.

Girls and Boys: The chance meeting between one girl and one boy has resulted in a fruitful musical partnership that grows by the day. Girls and Boys released their first album in October 2011, the impeccably produced The Feel of the Sun. Recorded in top studios around the Bay Area over the course of two years, The Feel of the Sun is filled with emotional, intricately woven songs that conjure feelings of loves lost and found. Featuring Mark Tarlton (drums) and Victor Relli (guitar), both long-time bandmates of Josh, the album’s melodies are driven home by a rhythm section that’s played together for more than 10 years. Girls and Boys strive to play soulful and nourishing music straight from the heart. “Music is a code for human emotions,” says Josh. “And feelings and emotions are two of the big things in and for our music.”

Rob Morrow: As an Emmy and Golden Globe nominee, Rob Morrow is a critically acclaimed actor, writer, and director with an established career in television spanning over three decades. This fall, Morrow will star in "The Whole Truth" opposite Maura Tierney. Produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, the legal drama chronicles how a case is built from the perspective of both the defense and the prosecution. The show will air Wednesday nights at 10:00PM on ABC. On the big screen, Rob will next star in the independent film The Good Doctor opposite Orlando Bloom. He was recently seen in Rob Reiner's The Bucket List starring opposite Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman, which grossed over $170 million worldwide. Morrow's other film credits include: Michael Hoffman's critically acclaimed film, The Emperor's Club opposite Kevin Kline; Robert Redford's Oscar-nominated film Quiz Show opposite Ralph Fiennes and John Turturro; Daisy von Scherler Mayer's The Guru opposite Heather Graham; Albert Brooks' comedy Mother; Bruce Beresford's Last Dance opposite Sharon Stone; and Sean Smith and Anthony Stark's Into My Heart opposite Claire Forlani and Jake Weber. Morrow recently starred on the long running CBS hit drama, "Numb3rs". He is also well known for his critically acclaimed portrayal of New York doctor gone-to Alaska, Joel Fleischman, on the hit television series, "Northern Exposure", which garnered him three Golden Globes and two Emmy Award nominations for "Best Actor in a Dramatic Series." He also starred on the critically acclaimed Showtime original television series, "Street Time". His other television credits include starring as John Wilkes Booth in the TNT movie The Day Lincoln Was Shot, Lifetime's Custody opposite James Denton, the CBS Hallmark Entertainment mini-series Only Love opposite Marisa Tomei, the Showtime movie The Thin Blue Lie opposite Randy Quaid and Paul Sorvino and the CBS movie, Jenifer opposite Laura San Giacomo, Annabella Sciorra, Jane Kaczmarek, and Marisa Tomei. As a director, Rob's credits include three episodes of "Numb3rs", an episode of HBO's crime drama "Oz", three episodes of Showtime's original television series "Street Time", and three episodes of CBS' highly lauded drama "Joan of Arcadia" . Morrow made his directorial debut with The Silent Alarm, which premiered at the 1993 Seattle Film Festival, and went on to screen at the Hamptons, Boston, Edinburgh, and Sundance Film Festivals, with its television debut on Bravo. He also directed Maze, an independent feature, which he wrote, produced and co-starred in with Laura Linney in November 2001. A native New Yorker, Morrow began his theater career working for Tom O'Horgan and Norman Mailer. On Stage, Morrow starred in the hit Broadway show The Exonerated, a drama based on the true tales of six innocent death-row inmates, opposite Penn Jillette and Mia Farrow. Morrow also appeared in Third Street, at the Circle Repertory Theatre and London's West End production of Birdy. He has also been committed to the theater as a founding member of the nonprofit ensemble Naked Angels, along with Marisa Tomei, Fisher Stevens, Ron Rifkin and Nancy Travis, among others. Morrow is on the Board of Directors of Project ALS. Co-founded by Jenifer Estess, who was diagnosed with ALS in 1997, Project ALS is committed to funding the research necessary for finding effective treatments and a cure for people living with ALS, a fatal neuromuscular disease.