Cole Phillips

1 concert

Born in Bridge Creek, OK, Cole Phillips is a rising country artist known for gritty storytelling and powerhouse vocals. His viral hit “Drinking Alone” blends classic country and red dirt grit.

Lola Kirke

4 concerts

Lola Kirke, musician, actor, and author, blends classic country with ethereal sounds. Known for her LPs on Jack White's Third Man Records, she collaborated with Elle King and Rosanne Cash. Kirke sold out iconic venues, appeared on CBS' “Saturday Sessions,” and debuted at Stagecoach and the Opry.

Shaboozey

13 concerts

Shaboozey, Virginia-born artist melding country and hip-hop, known for "Jeff Gordon" and featuring on the "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" soundtrack, crafts cinematic, emotive music.

The Brudi Brothers

9 concerts

The Brudi Brothers, from Seattle, are a beloved Americana band known for their raucous performances and old-world soul. The three siblings infuse wit, harmonies, and vibrant lyrics into their music, drawing from global adventures. Their 2020 album, recorded on a houseboat in Amsterdam, showcases intimate storytelling and genre-blending. Known as Seattle's favorite buskers, they've crafted a unique space in the Pacific Northwest music scene, earning a loyal fanbase with their infectious sound and stage chemistry.

Ian Harrison

1 concert

Ian Harrison, a singer-songwriter from Delaware, Ohio, blends Americana, rock, alt-pop, and indie, inspired by Maroon 5 and Springsteen, known for honest, genre-crossing music.

HARDY

40 concerts

HARDY, from Philadelphia, Mississippi, blends country and rock, known for hits like “Truck Bed” and “One Beer.” A 5x ACM, 2x CMA winner with 16 No. 1 singles.

Colby Acuff

17 concerts

Idaho-born singer-songwriter Acuff blends western mountain country with thoughtful reflections on American life. Known for albums like *Life Of A Rolling Stone*, he’s worked with producer Eddie Spear and draws inspiration from real stories, crafting resilient, optimistic songs such as “Average American.”

Bret Michaels

10 concerts

Bret Michaels, born in Butler, PA, rose to fame as Poison's frontman, selling over 30 million records. His solo career is notable, with hits like "Custom Built." Collaborated with legends like Joe Perry and Loretta Lynn, he's a sought-after performer, TV star, and influential figure.

Muscadine Bloodline

13 concerts

Muscadine Bloodline delivers soulful country music inspired by Alabama roots. They're acclaimed for albums, debut at the Grand Ole Opry, and sold-out shows nationwide.

Luke Bryan

36 concerts

Luke Bryan, a top country artist, has 26.6B streams, 31 #1 singles, and 50+ major awards, including 5 Entertainer of the Year titles and the ACM Album of the Decade.

Dierks Bentley

28 concerts

Dierks Bentley, a multi-Platinum country star and Grand Ole Opry member, is known for hits like “She Hates Me,” 8 No. 1 albums, 22 chart-topping songs, and 15 Grammys.

Kane Brown

17 concerts

Kane Brown, hailed as "the future of Country," is a 5X AMA winner known for hits like "Worldwide Beautiful" and "What Ifs." He made history by topping all 5 Billboard Country charts simultaneously and has collaborated with artists such as Chris Young and H.E.R. His album "Experiment" debuted No. 1 on the Billboard 200, a first for a male country artist in over 24 years.

49 Winchester

62 concerts

49 Winchester, from Castlewood, Virginia, blends country, Americana, and rock. Known for collaborating with Stewart Myers and featuring the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, they’ve earned widespread acclaim. Their fifth album, "Leavin’ This Holler," showcases their signature sound and emotional depth.

Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors

1 concert

Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors, an Americana band from Nashville, draws from Tom Petty and Bob Dylan. They've toured with Willie Nelson, Brandi Carlile, sold 200K+ albums, and earned 400M+ streams.

Brothers Osborne

8 concerts

Brothers Osborne, Maryland natives known for a progressive yet classic country style, have won a GRAMMY, multiple CMA & ACM Awards and are celebrated for hits like "Younger Me."