When the Refugees—Wendy Waldman, Deborah Holland, and Cindy Bullens—take the stage, they guarantee a dynamic, highly entertaining, and musically sophisticated convergence. Tonight's show intertwines the impressive talents of these three award-winners hailing from the rock, folk/acoustic, and country realms: each artist performs an array of her own songs accompanied by the other two as they spotlight numbers from their debut CD, Unbound.

Wendy Waldman's distinguished career includes eight critically acclaimed solo albums and writing credits for dozens of multi-platinum songs in genres from country to pop, film, jazz, children's music, and R&B. Over 70 artists have recorded her songs, including Reba McIntyre, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and Linda Ronstadt.

First gaining attention as part of the acclaimed trio Animal Logic, singer-songwriter Deborah Holland went on to have a successful solo career, releasing four CDs and gathering praise for her gritty, incisive lyrics, couched in a mixture of folk, rock, blues, and jazz.

Since she began her career with a stint in Elton John's band, Cindy Bullens has won acclaim for her music, including a Grammy nomination for best rock vocal performance and a 2000 American Federation of Independent Music Award for Best Rock Album.