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Mitchell is one of the most well-known and peer-respected Canadian guitar players and an acclaimed singer-songwriter who has written many classic rock anthems, including Go For Soda, Rock N Roll Duty, Patio Lanterns, I am a Wild Party, Easy To Tame and All We Are. These hits have become part of the Canadian musical landscape and earned Mitchell three Juno Award wins for “Male Vocalist of the Year”, “Album of the Year”, and “Most Promising Male Vocalist.”

Al Jardine and David Marks were both founding members of The Beach Boys in 1961. However, they did not tour together with The Beach Boys until the second tour of 1962 when Al took the place of Brian Wilson and David played guitar. Both Al and David sang and played guitars on The Beach Boys first nationwide hit, Surfin' Safari, released in 1962. Al and David also sang and played guitars on the last Beach Boys hit, That's Why God Made The Radio, in 2012. Both Al Jardine and David Marks are members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as founding members of The Beach Boys.