Shawn Colvin on the Music Café stage.

ASCAP’s Keith Johnson, Goapele, ASCAP’s Loretta Munoz and Ricky Fante.

Producer Charlie Sexton accompanies Edie Brickell at the Music Café. Sexton produced Brickell’s great new long-awaited album, Volcano (Universal).

ASCAP’s Sue Devine, Edie Brickell, Charlie Sexton, and ASCAP’s Loretta Munoz.

At the Music Meets Film "Meet & Eat" brunch are (back row, l-r) ASCAP’s Sue Devine, composer Carlo Giacco, who scored the music for this year’s Sundance documentary Lbs, composer Steven Shoenberg, who scored this year’s Sundance film Farmingville, and (seated, l-r) composer Matt Ferraro (Mango Kiss, nominated for Park City Film Music Festival’s Best Score), music supervisor Lianne Sterling, composer Eric Swanson (The Last Place on Earth) and composer John DeBorde.

Soul sensation Goapele charms the audience.

Legendary piano man Joe Jackson plays his hits and songs from his recent album, Volume 4.

ASCAP’s Tom DeSavia, Joe Jackson manager Mike Mask, Jackson, ASCAP’s Loretta Munoz and The Agency Group’s Linda Kordek.

The crowd forms on Main Street to get into the Music Café.

Edie Brickell and Jason Mraz share stories of pop stardom backstage.

A full house cheers after Joe Jackson’s amazing set.

At the Music Meets Film brunch are (l-r) film director Paul Barnett (Confessions of a Burning Man), composer Steve Horowitz, who scored this year’s Sundance documentary Super Size Me, and The Rights Group’s Brooke Wentz.

Tim O’Brien plays some mean fiddle for a delighted audience.