Hudson Westbrook

58 concerts

Born in Stephenville, Texas, Hudson Westbrook is a rising country singer-songwriter known for his blend of country-rock. He gained fame with "Take It Slow," and his self-titled EP includes hits like "Pray Your Name." Westbrook brings Texas spirit beyond state lines through dynamic live shows and is recognized for his collaboration with the Red Dirt revolution.

Alan Jackson

4 concerts

Alan Jackson, from Newnan, GA, is a Country Music Hall of Fame member known for over 60 singles, with 35 #1 hits. He's won 2 Grammys, 19 ACMs, 16 CMAs, and created AJ's Good Time Bar.

Gavin Adcock

61 concerts

Georgia native Gavin Adcock, former football player, turned to music after an injury. Known for singles like “A Cigarette,” he has over 600M streams. His album, "Actin’ Up Again," marked a massive major-label country debut in 2024, with a record-breaking 15 million U.S. streams in its release week.

Braxton Keith

26 concerts

Braxton Keith, born in Midland, Texas, blends modern hooks with classic country twang. Known for hits like "Make Up Your Mind," he's a top act in Texas and beyond, collaborating with artists like Triston Marez.

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.

The Panhandlers

1 concert

The Panhandlers, featuring Josh Abbott, John Baumann, William Clark Green, and Cleto Cordero, deliver Texas roots-inspired country music, recorded live to tape.

Sturgill Simpson

35 concerts

Sturgill Simpson, born in Kentucky, is known for his genre-blending music, including Grammy-winning "A Sailor’s Guide To Earth." He's collaborated with Merle Haggard, toured with Guns n' Roses, and supported numerous charities.

Maggie Antone

10 concerts

Maggie Antone, born in Richmond, acclaimed for cover albums & originals like "Johnny Moonshine". Known for heartfelt songwriting, collaborated with Carrie K & Brendan Walter. Popular & streamed by millions.

Lanie Gardner

13 concerts

Lanie Gardner, hailing from the Appalachian Mountains, blends classic rock and country. Her viral "Dreams" cover led to her debut album. Collaborated with Jelly Roll, Luke Combs, and more. Known for her soulful sound and engaging storytelling, she's been named a CMT Next Up Artist and tours widely, earning widespread acclaim.

Diplo

15 concerts

Born in Mississippi, Diplo, a 13-time Grammy nominee, rose from Philly clubs to global stardom. Famous for Major Lazer, LSD with Sia & Labrinth, and Silk City with Ronson, he's celebrated for hit "Electricity" and owns labels Mad Decent and Higher Ground.

Tracy Byrd

11 concerts

Tracy Byrd, a Texas-born country star, gained fame with “Holdin' Heaven”. His album "No Ordinary Man" went double-platinum, producing hits like “Watermelon Crawl”. Known for both anthems and ballads, Byrd also topped charts with “Ten Rounds with Jose Cuervo”.

Diamond Rio

16 concerts

Formed in 1989, Diamond Rio, known for timeless country music, boasts a successful 30+ year career with hits like “Meet in The Middle” & “One More Day.” Grammy winners & six-time Vocal Group of the Year with over 1.05 billion streams. Recently added new members, continuing their legacy.

Priscilla Block

6 concerts

Country singer Priscilla Block, from Raleigh, NC, blends pop and southern rock in her style, known as Block Party. Famous for hits like “Thick Thighs” and “Just About Over You,” which topped iTunes charts and was a NYT 2020 standout. Has opened for Dierks Bentley and others.

Flatland Cavalry

30 concerts

Flatland Cavalry, from Lubbock, crafts earthy TX country ballads & gritty folk. Known for songs like "Come May," & albums like "Humble Folks." Cleto Cordero leads with heartfelt lyrics. Formed in 2012.

Nelly

66 concerts

Born in St. Louis, rapper Nelly shot to fame with hits like "Hot in Herre" & "Dilemma." Known for blending rap with country, he boasts Grammy wins & six Top Ten albums. His style mixes Southern drawl & Midwestern twang.

Randall King

28 concerts

West Texas native Randall King, celebrated for his commitment to honky-tonk and traditional country, has 300M+ streams with hits like “Hey Cowgirl.” His major influences include George Strait and Keith Whitley. Received acclaim for EPs and a major label debut album, blending modern rhythms with timeless country style.

Miranda Lambert

17 concerts

Miranda Lambert, Texas-born country singer/songwriter, has won 2 Grammys and multiple ACM and CMA Awards. Known for hits like "The House That Built Me" and albums including "Platinum".

Lynyrd Skynyrd

49 concerts

Formed in Jacksonville, FL, Lynyrd Skynyrd is famous for "Free Bird" & "Sweet Home Alabama." Known for their triple-guitar and tragic 1977 plane crash, the band re-formed in 1987, continuing to influence Southern rock.

ERNEST

44 concerts

Nashville's ERNEST, known for blending Eminem and George Jones influences, has a unique twist-heavy style earning him 9 No. 1 hits. Winner of 2 CMA Triple Play Awards and 2023 ACM nominee, he's famous for the FLOWER SHOPS albums.

Eli Young Band

22 concerts

Eli Young Band, formed by college mates in Texas, excels in Country music with hits like 3x Platinum “Crazy Girl.” They've topped Billboard charts, won an ACM Award, and earned multiple GRAMMY nods. Known for genuine Texas sound, they've toured with Kenny Chesney and Rascal Flatts.

Shane Smith & the Saints

21 concerts

Shane Smith & the Saints, a Texas band, blends country, folk, and roadhouse rock. Known for "Fire in the Ocean," they sold out Red Rocks and appeared on Yellowstone.

William Beckmann

10 concerts

William Beckmann, from Del Rio, TX, blends modern country with classic influences and sings in both English and Spanish. His albums feature hits like “Bourbon Whiskey” and “Tennessee Drinkin’.” He's toured with Parker McCollum and Hank Williams Jr., headlined at Gruene Hall, debuted at the Grand Ole Opry, and signed with Warner Music Nashville.

Ryan Bingham

21 concerts

Ryan Bingham, from Hobbs, NM, blends genres from folk to rock. Known for Oscar-winning "The Weary Kind," his music reflects his diverse early life and travels across the U.S.

Sammy Kershaw

21 concerts

Born in Kaplan, Louisiana, Sammy Kershaw became a '90s country star with hits like "She Don't Know She's Beautiful." Known for blending honky tonk and Cajun styles, he collaborated with George Jones and Lorrie Morgan, and explored various music and political careers.

Aaron Tippin

10 concerts

Aaron Tippin, born in Pensacola and raised in South Carolina, became a prominent figure in '90s traditionalist country. Known for hits like "There Ain't Nothing Wrong with the Radio," and patriotic anthems, his work includes chart-toppers and collaborations with artists like Charley Pride. Tippin found major success with singles such as "Kiss This" and toured with Bob Hope's USO.

Tanner Usrey

25 concerts

From Prosper, TX, Tanner Usrey is a soulful Americana-rock musician known for "Take Me Home" & "The Light" (featured in Yellowstone). His EP features hits like “Time Bomb.” His unique voice melds heartfelt lyrics with a hard-hitting sound.

Kaitlin Butts

13 concerts

Tulsa-born Kaitlin Butts is a country music artist known for theatrical storytelling and emotive songs. Famous for her radiant voice and authentic lyrics, she has toured with Dierks Bentley and others.

Stephen Wilson Jr.

53 concerts

The Nashville-by-way-of-Indiana singer-songwriter transitioned from boxing to music, with heartfelt songs like "Father’s Son." Signed to Big Loud, he’s collaborated with Brothers Osborne and Caitlyn Smith. His debut album "Son of Dad" is a tribute to his late father. He performs internationally and was praised by Rolling Stone as "a true original."

Walker Montgomery

2 concerts

Walker Montgomery, from Nicholasville, KY, grew up in a famous country music family. Known for "Simple Town" with 3.6M+ streams and "Like My Daddy Done It," he is signed with Play It Again Music. Collaborated with Dallas Davidson, Ashley Gorley, and Kyle Fishman.