Fender in Focus: Band of Horses, Mike Doughty and Jack Garratt

From late-night and daytime sets to in-studio visits and digital exclusives, Fender in Focus gathers the best of the week's performances from Fender players.

This week: Band of Horses, Mike Doughty, Jack Garratt and The Voice contestant Sundance Head.

Jack Garratt: "Weathered"

U.K. multi-instrumentalist Jack Garratt was in fine form during his intimate performance for Cardinal Sessions during Germany's Haldern Pop Festival earlier this year. Wielding just a Fender American Elite Stratocaster, Garratt brought out several tracks from his debut album, Phase, including "Weathered," "Surprise Yourself" and "Worry."

Band of Horses: "In a Drawer"

As they have traveled across the country in support of their fifth studio album, Why Are You OK, Band of Horses stopped into the Minneapolis/St. Paul studios of KCMP to perform the song "In a Drawer," the album version of which includes a guest spot from Dinosaur Jr.'s J Mascis.

Mike Doughty: "Making Me Lay Down"

Former Soul Coughing frontman and prolific solo artist Mike Doughty offered an intimate performance for listeners of San Francisco's KFOG. Check out that vintage Fender Coronado as Doughty plays "Making Me Lay Down" from 2016's The Heart Watches While the Brain Burns.

Sundance Head: "My Church"

Country artist Sundance Head has been making waves for his barn-burning performances on NBC's The Voice, and he didn't disappoint this week with a rendition of Maren Morris' "My Church" while playing an American Elite Telecaster.