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Paul Cauthen

23 concerts

East Texas singer-songwriter Paul Cauthen blends classic-country grit, gospel power, and rhinestoned rock. He debuted in duo Sons of Fathers (2009) and released albums My Gospel, Room 41, Country Coming Down, and Black on Black. Known for “Cocaine Country Dancing” and GOLD-certified “Last Of My Kind” with Shaboozey; 434M global streams.

James McMurtry

10 concerts

Fort Worth, Texas singer-songwriter James McMurtry is a plainspoken storyteller known for character studies and political commentary. John Mellencamp produced his 1989 debut Too Long in the Wasteland; later highlights include Choctaw Bingo and Childish Things.

Bri Bagwell

3 concerts

Texas country singer Bri Bagwell, Texas Female Artist of the Decade and Female Vocalist of the Year, has earned 15 #1 singles on Texas Country Radio. Her album Corazón y Cabeza spawned #1s “Trenches,” “Free Man,” and “Hello Highway.”

Shane Smith & the Saints

5 concerts

Shane Smith & the Saints are an independent American roots band blending country, folk, and roadhouse rock & roll. After a decade on tour, they sold out Red Rocks in 36 hours, played the Ryman, and appeared on Yellowstone performing “Fire in the Ocean.”

Randy Rogers Band

8 concerts

San Marcos, Texas' Randy Rogers Band crafts authentic Texas country and Red Dirt. Known for electrifying live shows, their consistent lineup has charted Billboard hits like Platinum-certified "Kiss Me in the Dark" and "In My Arms Instead." Albums such as "Homecoming" and "Hellbent" showcase their enduring sound, earning Texas Regional Radio Music Awards.

Uncle Lucius

3 concerts

Uncle Lucius are a Texas roots band known for deep rock and blues. After a 13-year run with 4 albums, they took a five-year hiatus. Their songs later appeared in Yellowstone and were used as pro athletes’ walk-on music.

Ben Chapman

3 concerts

Ben Chapman makes country-fried funky-tonk, and has written songs for Hayes Carll, Brent Cobb, and Marcus King. He made his Grand Ole Opry debut and released three acclaimed albums, including Feet on Fire, produced by Grammy-nominated Anderson East.

The Wilder Blue

8 concerts

Formed in 2019 by Texas troubadour Zane Williams, The Wilder Blue blend five-part harmonies with bluegrassy folk-rock and country. They released Hill Country (2020) and The Wilder Blue (2022), and worked with Brent Cobb on Super Natural (2023).

Tanner Usrey

9 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.

Shinyribs

4 concerts

Shinyribs is a Texas soul band led by Kevin Russell, blending R&B, funk, gospel, country, and swamp pop. A longtime Texas songwriter (from The Gourds to now), Russell brings barroom storytelling, sly humor, and dance-ready grooves.

American Aquarium

26 concerts

American Aquarium are a North Carolina-bred country-rock band led by BJ Barham. For nearly two decades, they’ve paired gritty rock-and-roll energy with incisive songwriting, exploring Southern identity and sociocultural themes on The Fear of Standing Still.

The Band Of Heathens

13 concerts

The Band of Heathens formed in Austin in 2005, blending country, rock, and soul with sharp songwriting. They broke through in 2009; core songwriters Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist remain. Their 2011 song Hurricane went gold, then platinum.

Stoney LaRue

4 concerts

Born in Taft, Texas, Stoney LaRue is a founding figure of the Southwestern Red Dirt scene, blending rootsy country with heartland rock and blues. Albums include Downtown, The Red Dirt Album, and Velvet, his first Billboard-charting set (No. 53).

Kaitlin Butts

10 concerts

Tulsa, Oklahoma country singer/songwriter Kaitlin Butts, a 2024 Americana Awards New Emerging Act nominee. Known for theatrical storytelling, humor, and soulful songs. Her 2022 LP what else can she do explores addiction, domestic violence, and generational trauma.

Stephen Wilson Jr.

23 concerts

Nashville-by-way-of-Indiana singer-songwriter Wilson, a former child boxer and scientist, made his debut album Son of Dad about his father’s death. Signed to Big Loud, he’s written for Brothers Osborne and Caitlyn Smith, and tours globally.

Taylor Hunnicutt

3 concerts

Alabama-born Taylor Hunnicutt makes modern, old-school southern music blending country storytelling, Americana, and soulful southern rock. An opera-trained vocalist, she honed her songs on the road and released her full-length debut album Alabama Sound.

Mike Ryan

3 concerts

Independent singer-songwriter Mike Ryan has collaborated with Brad Paisley and Brandy Clark, and co-wrote Paisley’s Top 20 hit “Last Time For Everything.” His songs have surpassed 265 million streams, and he’s opened for Miranda Lambert, Hardy and Morgan Wallen.

Casey Donahew

6 concerts

Casey Donahew, from Burleson, TX, is a country artist known for his legendary live shows and independent albums. With 27 Texas chart-toppers, Fort Worth honored him with "Casey Donahew Day" and named "The Stockyards" the official song of Fort Worth Stockyards.

Jamie Lin Wilson

1 concert

Texas native Jamie Lin Wilson, from Sealy, crafts heartfelt Americana and country-folk. Known for her honest storytelling and distinctive twang, she rose through The Sidehill Gougers and The Trishas. Her solo albums, "Holidays & Wedding Rings," "Jumping Over Rocks," and "Lamentations," feature popular songs like "Red Dirt Girl."

The Droptines

3 concerts

Austin-based 4-piece The Droptines blend Americana and rock, dubbing it alternative Americana. Signed to Big Loud Texas, they worked with producer Jon Randall on the label full-length Drought Flower. Fronted by lyricist/singer Conner Arthur’s vocal growl.

Max and Heather Stalling

1 concert

Josh Weathers

8 concerts

Born in Texas, Josh Weathers brings his unique country music style to life in bars and honky-tonks. Known for high-energy performances and classic covers, he gained popularity on social media and signed with Sea Gayle Music.

Kashus Culpepper

14 concerts

Alabama-born country singer Kashus Culpepper blends Southern country, soul, blues and folk with a husky growl. He began performing in 2020 during a Navy deployment in Rota, Spain, later gigging the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Signed to Big Loud Records; debut album Act I.

Silverada

22 concerts

Formed in Austin by Mike Harmeier, Mike and the Moonpies (now Silverada) are a workingman’s country band known for sharp songwriting, pedal steel swells, and shuffles to rock & roll tempos. They recorded 2019’s Cheap Silver & Solid Country Gold at Abbey Road with the London Symphony Orchestra.

Leon Majcen

19 concerts

Leon Majcen, born in the Czech Republic and raised on Florida's Gulf Coast, crafts Americana, folk, and country music. His storytelling, soulful voice, and guitar work resonate with listeners. Known for "Love and Misery," a SiriusXM hit, he released albums like "Back 'Till I'm Gone" and "The Leaving Kind," produced by Pat Lyons. He has toured with artists such as Margo Price.

The Kruse Brothers

3 concerts

The Kruse Brothers, Chandler and Miles, blend country with classical, blues, and rock, backed by a skilled band. They’re known for a fresh, dynamic sound in country music.

Shelby Stone

3 concerts

Born with grit and a fearless edge, Shelby Stone blends raw emotion and nostalgia in her rock-tinged songs. Her debut single "Each Other" hit #5 on 95.9 The Ranch's Top 12.

Jason Scott & The High Heat

4 concerts

Jason Scott & The High Heat blend country and rock into amplified American roots music. Known for heartland anthems “Bernadette” and “Golden” and the genre-spanning “High Country,” they followed their acclaimed debut with American Grin.

Johnny Mullenax

1 concert

Johnny Mullenax is a Tulsa native who grew up in a musical family and began playing guitar at age 5. As a teen he attended the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, Kansas, and at 18 played in a live hip hop band backing rappers. He describes his genre-bending sound as “funky country bluegrass.”

Jesse Lynn Madera

Jesse Lynn Madera, born in the USA, is a versatile singer-songwriter blending pop, folk, blues, Americana, and jazz. Known for songs like “¡Hola Papi!” and “Revel,” she draws inspiration from legends like Joni Mitchell and Bonnie Raitt.

Town Mountain

Hailing from Asheville, NC, Town Mountain blends alt-country and honky-tonk with Southern Appalachian influences. Known for energetic live shows, they focus on audience connection. Their album "Lines in the Levee" showcases a diverse sound with inspirations like The Band.

Jason Eady

Born in Mississippi, Eady is known for groove-centered music and lyrical writing. His album "Mississippi," produced by Gordy Quist, emphasizes sound over lyrics. Eady, a Band of Heathens member, recorded the album live, capturing raw energy and featuring talented collaborators. He shifts gears from his usual process to create an immersive sound experience.

Them Dirty Roses

Them Dirty Roses, from Gadsden, Alabama, deliver Southern, country, and outlaw rock. Known for energetic live shows and gritty vocals, their popular songs include "Cocaine and Whiskey" and "Good Life." They released "Lost in the Valley of Hate & Love, Vol. I" and singles like "Birmingham Steel." "Cocaine and Whiskey" has over 100 million streams.

Suzanne Santo

Suzanne Santo, born in the Rust Belt, blends Americana, Southern-gothic soul, and rock. Known for HoneyHoney, solo album Ruby Red, and touring with Hozier.

Adam Hood

Adam Hood is a country artist and songwriter from Opelika, Alabama. His songs have been recorded by Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Whiskey Myers, Cody Jinks, Riley Green and Travis Tritt. He released the album Bad Days Better.

Sunny Sweeney

Texas native Sunny Sweeney delivers country and Americana with honest storytelling and honky-tonk grit. Her albums include 2022's "Married Alone" and 2025's "Rhinestone Requiem." Known for chart success with "From a Table Away," she also hosts SiriusXM shows. Collaborations include Vince Gill, showcasing her independent spirit and blending traditional sounds with a modern voice.

Mike McClure

Oklahoma-born Mike McClure is a Red Dirt singer, songwriter, and producer known for hits like "Fighting For." He’s worked with Cross Canadian Ragweed, Turnpike Troubadours, and more.

Walt Wilkins

Josh Grider

Texas-born Josh Grider is a versatile country artist known for his optimistic songwriting, acclaimed album "Good People", collaborations with Drew Kennedy and Kristi Grider, and his growing role as producer.

John Fullbright

Born in Okemah, Oklahoma, John Fullbright is an Americana singer-songwriter known for heartfelt piano and guitar work. Influenced by Woody Guthrie and Townes Van Zandt, he gained praise for albums like "From the Ground Up" and "Songs", building a strong fan base through relentless touring and collaborations with local artists.

Drew Kennedy

Drew Kennedy, acclaimed Americana singer-songwriter, has released nine albums and co-founded two festivals. Known for collaborations with Lori McKenna, Patrick Droney, and others, his songs have been recorded by Patty Loveless and Jason Eady. Praised by Billboard and CMT, Kennedy blends artistic vision with entrepreneurial spirit.

Low Water Bridge Band

Shenandoah Valley, VA country-grass Americana band: Logan Moore leads; Alex & Riley Kerns rhythm; Carver steel/banjo; Rudy Bee keys/fiddle; “Chainsaw” guitar.

Mile 0 Fest

Cody Canada & the Departed

Django Walker

Courtney Patton

Courtney Patton, a singer-songwriter and producer, blends poetic lyrics with rich musical depth. Known for personal storytelling, she’s gained acclaim with albums like Billboard-charting "What It’s Like To Fly Alone".

Paul McDonald

East Nashville songwriter blending Americana & indie rock with ’70s folk-rock; warm, melodic, introspective. Earned platinum soundtrack success; crafts atmospheric, soulful indie.

Maggie Antone

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.

Emily Hollingshed

Emily Hollingshed, from Coweta, Oklahoma, captivates with her heartfelt performances. Known for live takes and original songs, she shines in Oklahoma's vibrant music scene.

Ellis Bullard

Ellis Bullard, born in Louisiana and raised in Texas, is an Austin-based artist known for his "Honk n Roll" sound, blending traditional honky-tonk, Americana, and alt-country. Influenced by legends like Merle Haggard, his albums include "Piss-Hot Freightlining Country Music" (2022) and "Honky Tonk Ain't Noise Pollution" (2024). He is recognized for authentic songwriting and electrifying performances, sharing stages with notable country artists.

The Red Dirt Rangers

Waves In April

Waves In April is a metalcore band from New Braunfels, Texas, known for their "South Central Metalcore" sound. They blend early 2000s metalcore with modern electronic and intricate synthesizer elements, delivering captivating and energetic performances. Popular songs include "Uzumaki," "Leviathan," and "Neverbloom," showcasing their thrilling music.

The Smokin' Oaks

The Smokin’ Oaks, from Yukon, Oklahoma, blend Red Dirt and Rock, featuring Slaid Cross and Colton Blake. They've shared stages with Cody Canada and Stoney Larue.

J.D. Graham

Oklahoma native JD Graham blends raw Americana with soul-bearing lyrics shaped by addiction and prison. Known for albums like Pound of Rust, he’s a celebrated songwriter and performer.

Crow & Gazelle

Tina Mitchell Wilkins

Topo Chico Cowboys