Turnpike Troubadours

17 concerts

Oklahoma's Turnpike Troubadours blend Woody Guthrie's folk with Waylon Jennings' honky tonk. Known for hits like "Goodbye Normal Street," they surged from indie roots to mainstream, charting top in country and rock. After a break due to health issues, they returned with "A Cat in the Rain" in 2023. Collaborated with Shooter Jennings and shared stages with Miranda Lambert.

Kendell Marvel

2 concerts

Grammy-winner Kendell Marvel, born in southern Illinois, moved to Nashville & wrote hits like Gary Allen's "Right Where I Need To Be." Known for modern country anthems like "Come On Sunshine," his music covers life's highs & lows with authenticity. Collaborated with Beau Bedford.

The Droptines

18 concerts

The Droptines, an Alt-Country/Post-Country band from Concan, Texas, mix genres with a southern flair. Known for hits like "New Girl" and "As Your Heart Breaks," they bring Shakespearean themes to modern music. Formed in 2019 by Conner Arthur.

Chris Stapleton

32 concerts

Kentucky-born Chris Stapleton, a country music star, has won 10 Grammys and holds records at the CMA and ACM Awards. Known for hits from albums like 'Traveller' and 'Starting Over,' he's renowned for his captivating live shows and has collaborated with George Strait.

49 Winchester

35 concerts

Formed in Castlewood, Virginia, 49 Winchester is known for their grassroots rock style. With albums like "The Wind" and "III", they've built a reputation for engaging live shows and progressive songwriting.

Charles Wesley Godwin

27 concerts

WV-born Charles Wesley Godwin crafts cinematic country-folk, known for his albums "Seneca" and "How the Mighty Fall." His style—Appalachian Americana—is praised by Rolling Stone and NPR’s Mountain Stage.

Sierra Ferrell

47 concerts

West Virginia-born Sierra Ferrell, a multi-genre roots artist, has won Americana's Emerging Act Award. Known for her debut LP, "Long Time Coming," and dynamic live shows, she's collaborated with Margo Price and Old Crow Medicine Show.