Grammy-nominated country music icon Jason Aldean is a multi-Platinum touring powerhouse from Georgia. Known for stadium-powered anthems, he has sold over 20 million albums, achieved 31 number-one singles, and earned his first Billboard Hot 100 number-one with Highway Desperado.
Michigan native Uncle Kracker blends country, pop, and rock into breezy anthems. Known for massive hits like "Follow Me", "Drift Away", and the Kenny Chesney duet "When the Sun Goes Down", the Kid Rock collaborator delivers laid-back grooves on his album "Coffee & Donuts".
Mississippi-born country artist Randy Houser is known for hits like How Country Feels and the CMA-nominated Like A Cowboy. He has amassed over one billion streams, released six albums including Note To Self, and appeared in the films Killers of the Flower Moon and The Hill.
Gretchen Wilson is a country singer raised in Pocahontas, Illinois. She rose to stardom with her 2004 debut single, Redneck Woman, and her chart-topping debut album, Here for the Party. Co-written with John Rich, her breakout hit made history on the Billboard charts. She later founded Redneck Records.
Missouri-native and opera-trained country singer Tyler Farr is the first artist signed to Jason Aldean's Night Train Records. He earned a 2014 Music Row Breakthrough Artist nomination and toured with major acts like Jason Aldean and Luke Combs.
Formed in 1998 by Big Kenny Alphin and John Rich, country duo Big & Rich blended rock, hip-hop, and country. They broke through with their 2004 album Horse of a Different Color and the smash hit Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy), later launching their own independent label.
Rock the Country is a multi-city music festival celebrating American community, tradition, and patriotism. Co-founded by Kid Rock, it features a blend of country and rock music, often including hip-hop artists. Known for uniting major names like Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton, and Creed, the festival emphasizes small-town America and offers an engaging fan experience. Its inaugural event in Gonzales, Louisiana, saw significant attendance.
Country-rock artist Brantley Gilbert blends heartland values with R&B swagger, driving over 8 billion streams. He is known for #1 hits like Bottoms Up and Country Must Be Country Wide. The ACM, CMA, and AMA winner has released eight albums, including Sins of the Father, and toured with Willie Nelson and Nickelback.
Detroit native Kid Rock is a platinum-selling country rap-rocker who broke through in 1998 with the seven-times-platinum album Devil Without a Cause, featuring hits "Bawitdaba" and "Cowboy." He later scored "Picture" and released Rock N Roll Jesus and Born Free.
