The Season 5 finale features Melissa Etheridge.

Performers serve up cover songs. Included: the Tedeschi Trucks Band ("Angel from Montgomery"-"Sugaree"); Rhiannon Giddens ("Lonesome Road"-"Up Above My Head"); Galactic with Erica Falls ("I Can't Stand the Rain"); Jackie Greene ("Scarlet Begonias"); Joan Osbourne ("Rhymes"); Wilson Phillips ("California Dreamin'"); the Bacon Brothers ("Givin' It Up for Your Love"); Tommy Emmanuel ("Classical Gas"); and Rusted Root ("Suspicious Minds").

Ani DeFranco performs with help from folk duo Mike + Ruthy. Included: "Shameless"; "Both Hands"; "Shy"; "Dilate"; "You Had Time"; "Angry Anymore"; "Nowhere but Barstow"; "Crime for Crime"; "Overlap"; "Which Side Are You On"; "Binary"; and "32 Flavors."

Memorable performances from the first five seasons are spotlighted. Among the featured artists: Los Lonely Boys; Tori Amos; Brett Dennen; Rubblebucket; Deer Tick; Tedeschi Trucks Band; Joss Stone; Galactic; Dawes; and Ani DiFranco.

Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds perform. Included: "Borderline"; "Sugar"; "Freight Train"; "Catch Me If You Can"; "Frankie"; "Prison Cells"; "Who Are You"; and "Mama Knows."

British soul singer Joss Stone performs. Included: "Super Duper Love"; "Tell Me What We're Gonna Do"; "Let Me Breath"; "This Ain't Love"; "Music"; "Harry's Symphony"; "Stuck on You"; "Fell In Love With a Boy"; and "Right to Be Wrong."

The New Orleans band Galactic perform with help from singer-songwriter Ryan Montbleau and vocalist Erica Falls. Included: "Sugar Doosie"; "Right On"; "Higher and Higher"; "Does It Really Make a Difference"; "Domino"; "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover"; "Long Live the Borgne"; "Into the Deep"; "Heart of Steel"; "Dolla Diva"; and "I Can't Stand the Rain."

It was toward the end of the T Bone Burnett–curated September 2013 Another Day, Another Time concert at New York City’s Town Hall—a celebration of the early ’60s folk revival that had inspired the Joel and Ethan Coen film Inside Llewyn Davis—when singer Rhiannon Giddens indisputably stole the show. Rhiannon Giddens continues to steal the show on the Infinity Hall Live Stage.