Tortuga Music Festival in Fort Lauderdale - Apr 4, 2025

Wheeland Brothers

7 concerts

Southern California duo brings acoustic beach vibes with inspiring melodies and honest lyrics. Known for their authentic style, they capture the essence of coastal living.

Mae Estes

14 concerts

Mae Estes, from Hope, Arkansas, blends classic country with modern sounds. Known for honest storytelling, she's earned millions of streams, awards, and shared stages with top country stars.

Parker McCollum

42 concerts

Parker McCollum, a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, released "Gold Chain Cowboy" with MCA after his acclaimed EP, "Hollywood Gold." Known for his No.1 hits "Pretty Heart" and "To Be Loved By You," he debuted on late-night TV with Jimmy Kimmel. A committed performer, he sold out over 40 shows in 2021, including venues like the Grand Ole Opry and RODEOHOUSTON. McCollum won the ACM New Male Artist and CMT Breakthrough Video of the Year awards in 2022.

Jelly Roll

23 concerts

Nashville's Jelly Roll, a 4x GRAMMY® nominee, blends country and rock. Known for hits like "Liar," his album Beautifully Broken topped Billboard 200. With 20+ awards, he's acclaimed for his impactful music and humanitarian efforts, contributing a studio to a juvenile detention center and engaging with rehab centers.

Yelawolf

20 concerts

Yelawolf, from Gadsden, Alabama, is a Nashville-based artist and Slumerican founder known for Radioactive and gold-certified Love Story with hits “Till It’s Gone” and “Best Friend” featuring Eminem. He has collaborated with Ed Sheeran, Travis Barker, A$AP Rocky, and blink-182. He created a merchandise empire, a whiskey brand, and appeared on Jimmy Kimmel LIVE! and in Peanut Butter Falcon.

Gary Allan

32 concerts

Gary Allan, born in Southern California, blends Bakersfield country with polished country-rock. Known for hits like "Man to Man" and "Every Storm," he achieved success despite mainstream tensions. His 2001 debut album, "Alright Guy," launched him to fame with MCA records, earning chart-topping singles and awards. Allan's style combines honky-tonk roots with anthemic hooks, and he released "Ruthless" in 2021 after nearly a decade-long hiatus.

Luke Combs

22 concerts

Luke Combs, from Asheville, NC, fuses classic country, Southern soul, and modern R&B. Known for hits like "Hurricane" and "Beautiful Crazy," his debut album "This One's for You" and its singles topped charts, securing his 2018 CMA Best New Artist award. Combs' albums, including "What You See Is What You Get" and "Growin' Up," have been Billboard Country chart-toppers. His cover of "Fast Car" won him a CMA. Collaborated with artists like Billy Strings, with a distinctive style rooted in deep storytelling and heartfelt ballads.

Rodney Atkins

17 concerts

Rodney Atkins, a standout in Country music, boasts eight Top 5 singles, six No. 1s, and 943M streams. Known for hits like "Watching You," he's sold 13M+ units and achieved ten Gold, Platinum, and Multi-Platinum RIAA certifications. His collaboration with Fisk Jubilee Singers holds a 57-week Billboard Country Airplay record.

Corey Kent

24 concerts

Corey Kent, from Bixby, OK, is a Platinum-certified country rocker known for his red-dirt style. After losing a publishing deal during the pandemic, he worked on a paving crew, leading to hits like “Wild As Her” and “Something’s Gonna Kill Me.” His album Black Bandana merges rock with country, showcasing his resilience. Songs like “Ain’t Gonna Lie” highlight his authenticity, drawing inspiration from his Texas ranch.

Dee Jay Silver

22 concerts

Silver, country DJ, known for performing at major events like the Super Bowl, NASCAR, and MLB All-Star Games, has toured with stars like Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, and also played at the ACMs.

Mark McGrath

1 concert

Mark McGrath, born in Hartford, CT, and raised in Newport Beach, CA, is the frontman of Sugar Ray. Known for hits like "Fly," McGrath's charm catapulted the band to fame. Formed in 1992, their breakthrough came with the reggae-inflected "Fly" in 1997. Despite criticism, McGrath embraced his punk roots and appeared on VH1's Rock & Roll Jeopardy. He contributed to a tribute for Snot's Lynn Strait.

Ludacris

13 concerts

Born in Champaign, IL, Ludacris, a Southern rap icon, emerged from Atlanta's Dirty South scene. Known for hit albums like "Word of Mouf" and "Chicken -N- Beer," he collaborated with U.G.K., OutKast, and featured on Fergie's chart-topper "Glamorous." He's a multifaceted star, appearing in "2 Fast 2 Furious" and consistently topping charts with tracks like "Stand Up" and "Money Maker," cementing his legacy in music and film.

Charlie Worsham

3 concerts

Mississippi's Charlie Worsham, known for his versatile music style, collaborates with stars like Dierks Bentley & Luke Combs. Acclaimed by NPR & Rolling Stone, he's an ACM Award-winning guitarist & hosts Pickers Radio.

Shaboozey

19 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.

Jade Eagleson

4 concerts

Ontario-born Jade Eagleson has left a global mark in country music with hits like "Got Your Name On It" and "More Drinkin’ Than Fishin’". With over 305M streams, he has 4 Canadian Country Radio #1s and multiple GOLD and PLATINUM-certified singles. He's a 3-time JUNO nominee and 2023 CCMA Entertainer and Male Artist of the Year.

Karley Scott Collins

7 concerts

Florida native Karley Scott Collins is known for her sharp lyrics and ethereal charm. Collaborating with Keith Urban, her project "Write One" explores heartbreak, showcasing her unique vocals and co-production skills alongside Grammy winner Nathan Chapman, with contributions on bass and guitar.

Lanie Gardner

13 concerts

Appalachian-born Lanie Gardner blends classic rock and country. Known for her viral Fleetwood Mac cover and hits, she’s toured widely, collaborated with Thomas Rhett, and earned acclaim.

Cody Jinks

37 concerts

Texas-born Cody Jinks is a country artist known for his DIY style, 11 albums, 5B+ streams, 8 Platinum/Gold songs, and twice named Music Row’s Independent Artist of the Year.

Keith Urban

37 concerts

Keith Urban, born in New Zealand and raised in Australia, is a celebrated country music artist known for hits like "Blue Ain't Your Color" and "Somebody Like You." He's won 4 GRAMMYs, 13 CMAs, and collaborated with P!nk. Urban's albums feature huge hooks, shredding guitar solos, and themes of life and human connection.

Jordan Davis

31 concerts

Shreveport-born Jordan Davis moved to Nashville in 2012, hitting it big with hits like "Singles You Up." His debut was gold-certified, and he's won several awards, including Best New Country Artist at the iHeartRadio Music Awards 2019. Known for collaborations with stars like Luke Bryan and Julia Michaels.

Lily Rose

2 concerts

Atlanta native Lily Rose gained fame with her viral country hit "Villain." Known for her raw storytelling, she's toured with Sam Hunt and opened for Shania Twain. Lily collaborated with Diplo on "Sad in the Summer" and appeared on The Voice and Good Morning America. She won GLAAD's Outstanding Breakthrough Artist Award in 2022 and was nominated for ACM New Female Artist of the Year. Married her wife, Daira, in 2023.

Megan Moroney

31 concerts

Georgia-born Megan Moroney is a rising Country star, celebrated for her hits "No Caller ID" and "Tennessee Orange." Her sophomore album *Am I Okay?* debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200 in 2024. Moroney has won Breakthrough Female Video of the Year at the 2023 CMT Music Awards and several other accolades. Known for her emotive style, she's a defining new voice in Country music.

Gavin DeGraw

4 concerts

GRAMMY®-nominated Gavin DeGraw burst onto the scene with his 2003 platinum debut 'Chariot'. Known for hits like "I Don't Want To Be," his music blends pop, soul, and funk. He has collaborated with artists like Colbie Caillat and shared the stage with icons from Billy Joel to Maroon 5.

Lauren Watkins

17 concerts

Nashville-born Lauren Watkins channels authentic country music with a gravelly voice, signed by Nicolle Galyon to Songs & Daughters / Big Loud Records. Influenced by icons like Willie Nelson, she debuted with "The Heartbroken Record." Touring with Morgan Wallen, Maddie & Tae, and Corey Kent, she's also shared stages with ERNEST and more.

Restless Road

1 concert

Restless Road, a country band praised for its powerhouse harmonies and soul-baring lyrics, boasts popular tracks like “Growing Old With You” and has over 200 million streams. The trio, acclaimed by Billboard and more, gained fame with a performance on ABC’s The Bachelor.

Caylee Hammack

2 concerts

Ellaville, Georgia native Caylee Hammack blends country with psychedelic Americana. Known for her powerful vocals, she debuted with "If It Wasn't for You" in 2020, toured with Luke Bryan, and amassed 235.8M streams. An ACM winner for "Fooled Around and Fell In Love" collaboration with Miranda Lambert, she's been lauded by Rolling Stone as an artist to watch.

Bumpin Uglies

25 concerts

Bumpin Uglies, a reggae-punk-ska band from Annapolis, Maryland, blends genres with sharp lyrics and infectious rhythms. Known for a DIY ethos and relentless touring.

Avery Anna

26 concerts

Arizona-born singer/songwriter Avery Anna, known for her soulful lyricism, gained fame with her viral hit "Narcissist." Her debut album "Breakup Over Breakfast" showcases her raw emotional depth, earning media praise. Avery collaborated with Sam Barber on the chart-rising duet "Indigo" and was nominated for Breakthrough Artist at the 2023 CMT Awards. With over 500 million streams, she's an emerging force in music, touring with Luke Bryan.

Abby Anderson

2 concerts

Abby Anderson, born in Texas, is known for her genre-bending country sound blending new age tones and pop melodies. Moving to Nashville at 17, she quickly gained recognition, signing her first record deal in 2017. Her hits include the EP "I'M GOOD," earning over 100 million streams. Abby's accolades include Pandora's "Country Artist To Watch," "CMT 18 for 2018," and she joined the "Next Women Of Country Class." She collaborated with Marshall Altman, releasing "Sugar Spice" in 2022 and signing with Walk Off Entertainment. Her music reflects her authentic storytelling and evolvement as an artist.

Artikal Sound System

9 concerts

Artikal Sound System, a South Florida reggae band founded by Chris Montague & Fabian Acuña in 2012, produces a unique jazz-influenced sound with vocalist Logan Rex. Known for powerful performances and spreading love and fun.

Noah Hicks

2 concerts

Country artist Noah Hicks hails from Carrollton, GA, and captivates with warm vocals and relatable storytelling. His songs like "No More Of 'Em," produced with Jeremy Stover, showcase his depth and emotional lyricism. Collaborating with top Nashville songwriters, Hicks is known for crafting tracks that pull listeners into the moment, proving country music is more than just "trucks and tractors."

Wyatt Flores

50 concerts

Wyatt Flores, a Mexican-American from Oklahoma, known for his honest country music, rose from local bar gigs to recording with Island Records. Hits like “Please Don’t Go” showcase his raw style, blending regret and hope. His debut album, Welcome To The Plains, captures his roots and life's challenges.

Meghan Patrick

4 concerts

Born in Bowmanville, Ontario, Meghan Patrick is a Canadian country singer known for her blend of southern rock and classic country. A two-time CCMA Female Artist of the Year winner, she has shared stages with Keith Urban and Dwight Yoakam. Her award-winning debut album, 'Grace & Grit,' was produced by Vince Gill and Justin Niebank. Meghan's hit "My First Car," produced by Jeremy Stover, marked her U.S. debut. She won a Juno Award for 'Wild As Me,' reinforcing her status as a rising star.

Kashus Culpepper

23 concerts

Alabama-born country artist Kashus Culpepper blends Southern genres with a husky vocal style. Known for songs like “After Me?” and “Who Hurt You,” he performed at soldiers’ bonfires and later opened for Charles Wesley Godwin and Charley Crockett. Signed to Big Loud Records, he's acclaimed by MusicRow and The Tennessean.