The full list of artists contributing to the forthcoming Felice Brothers tribute album, Felice County Fair has been revealed. Slated for release on Oct. 16, following the premiere of Lunatic Dreamers–the Tiller Russell-directed, Gabriela Hearst-produced documentary on the Upstate New York act that will debut at the Woodstock Film Festival on October 14–the compilation will boast contributions from previously confirmed acts like Bright Eyes, Nathaniel Rateliff, Dawes and The Lumineers, as well as newly unveiled contributors Brandon Flowers, Deer Tick, Emma Ogier, Hiss Golden Messenger, Jade Bird, Willie Watson, Mikaela Davis, Josiah and The Bonnevilles, Lily Fitts, Phoebe Bridgers, Shovels and Rope and Swamp Dogg, among others.

Felice County Fair is described as the brainchild of Brandy Schultz, the wife of The Lumineers frontman Wesley Schultz. Former Felice Brothers member Simone Felice has served as one of The Lumineers’ core producers for years and Bright Eyes’ Connor Oberst has employed the group as his backing band.

Along with the album news, The Felice Brothers have confirmed their first 2027 U.S. headlining appearance, a March 25 stop at New York’s Town Hall. They will also tour the United Kingdom in February.

Here’s a look at Felice County Fair’s tracks

Wonderful Life – Bright Eyes

Run Chicken Run – Deer Tick

Holy Weight Champ – Mikaela Davis

TV Mama – Bebe Stockwell

Days of the Years – Brandon Flowers

The Kid – The Lumineers

Red Mustang – Lou Hazel

Aerosol Ball – Nathaniel Rateliff

Murder by Mistletoe – Darren Kiely

Take This Bread – Michael Marcagi

Roll on Arte – Josiah and The Bonnevilles

Ballad of Lou The Welterweight – Shovels and Rope

Helen Fry – Hiss Golden Messenger

Flowers By The Roadside – Lily Fitts

Penn Station – Old Crow Medicine Show

Song To Die To – Dan Reeder

Life In The Dark – Phoebe Bridgers

Jazz on the Autobahn – Dawes

Poor Blind Birds – Benny G

Special Announcement – Swamp Dogg

Radio Song – Daniel Rodriguez

Her Eyes Dart Round – Ocie Elliot

Blow Him Apart – Jade Bird

Saint Stephen’s End – Willie Watson

Cherry Licorice – Al Olender

Frankie’s Gun – Emma Ogier