Formed in 1984 in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, country outfit Shenandoah is best known for a string of late 1980s and early 1990s hits including The Church on Cumberland Road and Two Dozen Roses. During their commercial peak, the band earned a Grammy Award for their 1994 Alison Krauss duet Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart.
Formed over four decades ago, alt-rock legends Goo Goo Dolls are known for global No.1 hits and stadium-ready choruses. Their album Chaos in Bloom marks their first record produced by lead singer John Rzeznik, showcasing biting sarcasm and sharp songwriting.
Brooks and Dunn are a record-breaking country duo with 20 number one hits, over 30 million albums sold, and two Grammy Awards. Known for iconic songs like Boot Scootin Boogie and My Maria, they defined the power-country era and earned an induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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.
Born in Atlanta, Texas, rock-tinged honky tonk singer Tracy Lawrence debuted in 1991 with Sticks and Stones. A major star of the neo-traditional country scene, he landed 40 singles on the Billboard Country charts, including number ones like Alibis, Time Marches On, and Find Out Who Your Friends Are.
Hailing from Dallas, Texas, rapper BigXthaPlug is known for raw lyrics and hard-hitting tracks like Texas, Whip It, Levels, and Mmhmm. He blends Southern rap traditions with modern hip-hop and has collaborated with artists including Shaboozey, Offset, and NLE Choppa.
Texas country and Red Dirt artist Wade Bowen has released ten studio albums, including the 2024 album Flyin, and earned five 2025 Texas Regional Radio Music Awards, such as Male Vocalist of the Year. He is known for 36 number one Texas radio songs and thousands of live shows.
Tulsa-born singer-songwriter Kaitlin Butts blends classic country, R&B, and musical theatre. Known for her viral hit You Ain’t Gotta Die (To Be Dead to Me) and 2024 album Roadrunner!, she earned a MusicRow Award nomination for Breakthrough Artist of the Year and toured with Lainey Wilson and Ella Langley.
Born in Oklahoma, Mexican-American country artist Flores has surpassed 1.4 billion streams. Known for his breakout hit Please Don't Go, he debuted at the Grand Ole Opry and received the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame Rising Star Award, plus an Emerging Act nomination at the 2024 Americana Awards.
The Band Perry is a Grammy, CMA, and ACM Award-winning group known for a genre-blending Appalachian gothic sound. Featuring members Kimberly Perry and Johnny Costello, they have sold 12 million singles and scored global hits like the nine-times platinum If I Die Young.
Evan Honer, originating from Surprise, Arizona, is an American musician blending country, indie folk, and alt-pop. He gained renown for his gold-certified viral cover of "Jersey Giant" and his authentic songwriting. Honer's albums include "West on I-10", "Fighting For", and "Everything I Wanted". He collaborates with artists like Wyatt Flores and operates his independent label, Cloverdale Records.
Livingston, Tennessee native Bayker Blankenship delivers rootsy country ballads with heartfelt vocals. Known for his authentic Southern charm, he rose to prominence with the viral single "Maxed Out," which achieved RIAA Platinum Certification. His debut EP, "Younger Years," features popular songs like "300 Miles."
Texas-born, Kentucky-raised country artist Elizabeth Nichols became a TikTok phenomenon with plainspoken, humorous songs like Aint Country, Sweet Cigarette, and Okie Boys, drawing inspiration from storytelling legends like Dolly Parton and John Prine.
Tyce Delk, a New Mexico native, infuses contemporary country with blues and soul. A fourth-generation musician, he gained acclaim with his hit "Adaline." His EPs "Enough Ain't Enough" and "Everything But Gone" showcase his heartfelt storytelling and rich vocals. Delk has collaborated with artists like Trinity Lake and Ashland Craft, known for his songwriting and commanding stage presence.
