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The Castellows

25 concerts

The Castellows, a Neo-Traditional Country trio of sisters from Georgetown, GA, now based in Nashville, blend authentic sounds with modern twists. Known for their harmonious vocals and having signed with Warner Music Nashville, they work with famed producer Trina Shoemaker.

Shenandoah

16 concerts

Alabama's Shenandoah hit '80s-'90s country charts with classics like "The Church on Cumberland Road." Known for traditional tunes with a modern twist, they won a Grammy with Alison Krauss. Star collaborations include Luke Bryan and Brad Paisley.

Old Dominion

48 concerts

Country band Old Dominion, formed in 2014, has secured seven No. 1s on country radio, over a billion streams, and multiple awards including two-time ACM and CMA Vocal Group of the Year. Known for hits like “No Such Thing As A Broken Heart,” they have achieved Platinum and Gold certifications and headlined global tours. Their self-titled third album showcases their melodic, self-aware style.

Alabama

12 concerts

Alabama revitalized country bands, blending rock influences with traditional sounds. Known for "Tennessee River" among 27 No. 1 hits, the band sold more records in the '80s than any others, won numerous awards, and remains highly influential in the genre. Formed by cousins in Alabama.

Lee Greenwood

8 concerts

Born in Sacramento, Lee Greenwood became a distinctive country balladeer despite vocal strain from countless smoky lounge shows. Best known for "God Bless the U.S.A.," Greenwood found fame with hits like "It Turns Me Inside Out" and reached country Top Ten multiple times. Collaborated notably with Barbara Mandrell.

Mark Wills

6 concerts

Mark Wills, platinum country singer known for hits like "19 Something" & "Wish You Were Here." Won ACM's Top New Male Vocalist '98. Notable for USO tours and multiple top 40 singles.

Exile

3 concerts

Kentucky's Exile, formed in 1963, rocked the charts with the 1978 hit "Kiss You All Over." Transitioned to country music in the early '80s, scoring numerous No.1 hits and influencing cover songs by notable artists like Alabama. Notably collaborated with big labels and underwent multiple lineup changes.

Montgomery Gentry

8 concerts

Southern rock-inspired country duo Montgomery Gentry, known for hits like "If You Ever Stop Loving Me" & "Something to Be Proud Of." Founded by Eddie Montgomery & Troy Gentry in Kentucky. CMA's 2000 Duo of the Year. Continued legacy after Gentry's 2017 death.

Taylor Hicks

1 concert

Taylor Hicks, born in the Southeast U.S., won American Idol Season 5, and is known for his unique soulful style. He released two indie albums before his major debut under Arista in 2006.

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