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A wide array of musicians — including Michael Franti, Rooney and Clare Bowen — will be filling the 2017 Sundance Film Festival with song, by performing at this year's ASCAP Music Cafe.

The Cafe will be serving up performances from 2 to 6 p.m., Jan. 20-27, in the Rich Haines Gallery, 751 Main St., Park City. Shows are open to credentialed festivalgoers who are 21 and over.

The line-up, announced Wednesday, represents both established acts and up-and-coming artists. Some of the better known names include: Franti, the hip-hop/soul star who fronts the band Spearhead; Rooney, the alt-rock band fronted by Robert Schwartzman (brother of actor Jason Schwartzman); Bowen, singer and co-star of CMT's series "Nashville"; pop-rock musician (and actor) Josh Kelley (husband of actor Katherine Heigl); and folk-pop performer Peter Bradley Adams.

One of the Cafe's highlights is the Bluebird Cafe Series, in which songwriters trading songs. This year's roster features songwriters JT Harding (who co-wrote Blake Shelton's "Sangria" and Keith Urban's "Somewhere in My Car") and Rivers Rutherford (who co-wrote Brooks & Dunn's "Ain't Nothing 'bout You" and Gretchen Wilson's "Homewrecker"), and rising solo artist Brett Young.

Also in the line-up:

• Wilder Adkins, folk singer-songwriter.

• The Album Leaf, electronic/ambient act led by Jimmy LaVelle.

• Zac Clark, keyboardist/singer-songwriter, recently a member of Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness.

• Lee DeWyze, alt-rock singer-songwriter, and "American Idol" season 9 winner.

• Fantastic Negrito, black roots artist.

• Brent Faiyaz, R&B singer.

• Jim and Sam, alt-rock duo.

• Andy Shauf, indie-pop multi-instrumentalist.

• Niia, jazz/pop/soul singer-pianist.

• SadGirl, lo-fi surf-wop trio.

• R.LUM.R, R&B/alt-pop musician.

• Jack Savoretti, acoustic folk/pop musician.

• Antonique Smith, actor/singer (originated the role of Mimi in "Rent" on Broadway).

• Southern Avenue, Memphis blues band.

• Nakhane Touré, South African singer (featured in World Cinema Dramatic title "The Wound").

• Ernst Reijseger, Dutch cellist and composer (music featured in the U.S. Dramatic title "Walking Out").

• Marlon Williams, New Zealand alt-country performer.