Laci Kaye Booth, a Livingston, Texas native, is a country and Americana artist known for her soulful, "dreamy-country" sound. A Top 5 American Idol finalist, she released the album "The Loneliest Girl in the World." Popular songs include "Luck Of The Draw" and "I'm In Love with a Man." She is recognized as one of CMT's "Next Women of Country" and draws inspiration from artists like Stevie Nicks.
Formed in 2016, Mt. Joy features Matt Quinn, Sam Cooper, Jackie Miclau, Sotiris Eliopoulos, and Michael Byrnes. The band released three acclaimed albums: Mt. Joy, Rearrange Us, and Orange Blood. In 2024, they sold out venues like Madison Square Garden and Red Rocks Amphitheater.
John R. Miller is an alt-country and Americana artist born in the Washington, DC area and raised in West Virginia. Blending punk, Appalachian music, and rock, he is known for albums including Depreciated, Heat Comes Down, and The Great Unknowing.
Led by Jakob Dylan, alternative rock band the Wallflowers bridged rootsy indie sounds with arena-friendly rock. They achieved a major breakthrough with their 1996 multi-platinum sophomore album, Bringing Down the Horse, and later released Rebel, Sweetheart and the comeback album Exit Wounds.
Nashville-based singer Wilson is a former scientist who signed a publishing deal before releasing his debut album, Son of Dad. Known for songs like Father’s Son, he has toured with Brandi Carlile and HARDY, performing at festivals worldwide.
Robert Earl Keen is a singer, songwriter, and entertainer whose genre-blending music spans country, bluegrass, and rock. Best known for his signature song The Road Goes On Forever, he has recorded 19 albums and hosted the Americana Podcast. He received the BMI Troubadour Award and was inducted into the Texas Heritage Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.
Ken Pomeroy is a singer-songwriter known for her intimate style and universal themes of home and longing. She made her Rounder Records debut with the 2025 album Cruel Joke, earning acclaim as a generational talent, and released the live album Tonight's News.
Sam Barber is an American singer-songwriter from Frohna, Missouri, known for his blend of country, rock, and folk. Rising to prominence through social media, his 2024 debut album, "Restless Mind," features hits like "Straight and Narrow" and "Indigo." He has garnered over 2 billion global streams and is actively performing.
Waylon Wyatt, from Hackett, Arkansas, is a country, red dirt, and Americana singer-songwriter known for his raw, lyric-driven style. His viral hit "Everything Under the Sun" led to gold-certified songs like "Arkansas Diamond" and "Jailbreak." Wyatt's EPs include "Til the Sun Goes Down" and "Out of the Blue." He has collaborated with artists such as Wyatt Flores and Willow Avalon, and is recognized as a DSCVR Artist to Watch.
Colton Bowlin, an artist from Albany, Kentucky, crafts authentic country and Americana music rooted in Appalachian storytelling. Known for his heartfelt songs like "Riverbank" and "Josey Wales," he released albums including "Songs From The Holler" and the critically acclaimed "Grandpa's Mill." Bowlin's work, often compared to Tyler Childers, showcases themes of family and small-town life. He has shared stages with artists such as Hank Williams Jr. and Ashley McBryde.
Originating in Birmingham, Alabama, Mountain Grass Unit is a bluegrass band featuring Drury Anderson, Luke Black, Sam Wilson, and Josiah Nelson. They blend deep roots, stacked harmonies, and jam-band freedom, releasing their debut album Appalachian Smoke and winning IBMA Momentum Band of the Year.
Denver indie-folk hitmakers The Lumineers: “Ho Hey,” “Gloria,” “Brightside”; 24 #1s, 3x‑platinum debut, #1 Cleopatra, 2 Grammy noms; 1.1M‑ticket world tour.
Caamp, an American folk band from Ohio, formed by childhood friends Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall, creates authentic folk-rock and Americana. Known for Meier's raspy vocals and Westfall's banjo, popular songs include "Vagabond" and "All the Debts I Owe." Albums like "By and By" and "Lavender Days" have achieved chart success, with "Copper Changes Color" released in 2025. They earned an Americana Music Association nomination.
Watchhouse are a North Carolina-based duo of Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz. Praised for Marlin’s poignant songwriting and an acoustic sound with dream-like psychedelia, they’ve played sold-out Red Rocks and the Ryman and earned hundreds of millions of streams.
Sons of Habit, from Owensboro, Kentucky, blends folk, rock, and blues with authentic songwriting and natural chemistry. Known for hits like "Madeline" and "Fool's Gold," their releases include the EP "Nostalgia" and "Annabelle." They have amassed millions of streams, signed with Republic Records/MCA, and shared stages with diverse artists.
