New York-based duo, Matt & Lainie bring together their experiences working in the worlds of popular music and live theater to present unique and beautiful arrangements of beloved standards and contemporary songs.

Their jazz-cabaret show Two for the Road presents them in an intimate setting, exploring new interpretations of The Great American Songbook.

Legends of Guitar is a tribute to the greatest guitarists of the past century, cutting across multiple genres, including music from the likes of George Benson, Carlos Santana, Jimmy Page, and more.

Lainie Munro is a New York-based vocalist, actor, and dancer who was featured in the Cameron Mackintosh production of My Fair Lady (First National U.S. Tour), touring 26 cities across the United States including the Kennedy Center. Regional roles include Velma in Chicago, Helene in Sweet Charity, Kristine in A Chorus Line, and Phyllis in the European tour of 42nd Street. Lainie is a well-known tap dancer and teacher in New York and has been featured in Dance Spirit and Dance Teacher magazines. She won the 2012 AUDELCO Award for Best Choreography for her work on Sweet Charity Off-Broadway at the New Haarlem Arts Theater.

Matt Wolfe keeps a busy schedule in the New York music scene playing in clubs, theaters, recording sessions and jazz festivals. He has performed at 54 Below, Bar Next Door, as well as Blues Alley and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. In addition to leading his own bands, he has performed with such Broadway luminaries as Debbie Gravitte and Brent Barrett, and has studied with some of the best guitarists in the world including Peter Bernstein, Jason Vieaux, and Rick Whitehead. He released his first album, The Wolfe Brothers: Duets, Vol. 1 with his brother, bassist Tim Wolfe, Jr. in 2018.