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Dee Jay Silver

2 concerts

Home Free

20 concerts

Home Free, originating from Mankato, Minnesota, is an award-winning country a cappella group. Known for their all-vocal harmonies and beatboxing, they blend country, pop, and gospel. They gained fame winning NBC's "The Sing-Off" in 2013, securing a Sony recording contract. Popular for songs like "Ring of Fire" and "Man of Constant Sorrow," they have collaborated with artists including Don McLean and The Oak Ridge Boys, and achieved multiple Billboard Top 3 albums.

Jamey Johnson

7 concerts

Ten-time GRAMMY nominee and Grand Ole Opry member Jamey Johnson is a celebrated country singer and songwriter. He is one of only two artists to win two Song of the Year awards in the same year for Give It Away and In Color. His acclaimed releases include That Lonesome Song and Midnight Gasoline.

Randy Travis

5 concerts

Randy Travis is a multi-platinum country music icon with over 25 million in sales and 23 number-one singles. A member of the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame, his honors include seven Grammy Awards, CMA Song of the Year wins, a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, and a 2019 memoir.

Dailey & Vincent

11 concerts

Grammy-nominated duo Dailey & Vincent blend bluegrass, country, and gospel. Formed in 2007 by Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent, they are Grand Ole Opry members with over thirty awards. Their song I’ll Leave My Heart in Tennessee became an official state song, and they host a television show on RFD-TV.

Jake Owen

2 concerts

Jake Owen is a country artist who released the independent honky-tonk studio album Dreams to Dream, co-produced by Shooter Jennings. Recorded at Sunset Sound in Los Angeles, the album features ten original tracks and two covers, marking a new milestone in his career.

Alabama

1 concert

Alabama is a country band from Alabama that helped make country bands popular again with a sleek country-rock sound. After signing with RCA, they launched a streak of 21 No. 1 hits and tallied 27 No. 1 singles in the 1980s.

The Isaacs

7 concerts

The award-winning gospel group The Isaacs features matriarch Lily and her children Ben, Sonya, and Becky. Inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2021, they are known for blending genres and have earned 19 Dove Awards and multiple Grammy nominations.

Malpass Brothers

6 concerts

The Malpass Brothers, Christopher and Taylor, hail from Goldsboro, North Carolina. They are celebrated for preserving traditional country, rockabilly, and honky-tonk music with their authentic sound and brother harmonies. Mentored by Merle Haggard, who produced their debut album "Memory That Bad", they are also known for their album "Lonely Street". They are Grand Ole Opry regulars and North American Country Music Association International Hall of Fame inductees.

The Frontmen

4 concerts

The Frontmen features Richie McDonald of Lonestar, Tim Rushlow of Little Texas, and Larry Stewart of Restless Heart. Collectively selling over 30 million records with 30 major hits, the country trio released a self-titled debut album featuring nine originals and three re-recorded band hits.

Neal McCoy

11 concerts

Born in Jacksonville, Texas, neo-traditionalist country singer Neal McCoy broke through in the mid-1990s with multi-platinum albums like No Doubt About It and You Gotta Love That. Known for chart-topping hits including Wink and No Doubt About It, he previously toured as Charley Pride's opening act.

Chapel Hart

Born in Poplarville, MS, Chapel Hart is a country soul trio known for powerful harmonies and captivating live shows. Managed by Jeff Glixman, they've performed worldwide.

Mark Wills

Grand Ole Opry member Mark Wills has released 19 Billboard-charting singles across seven albums, including No. 1 hits Wish You Were Here and RIAA Gold-certified 19 Somethin’, a six-week Billboard Hot Country Songs leader. He’s also entertained U.S. troops overseas.

Exile

Kentucky-bred band formed in 1963 in Berea. Known for 1978 pop No. 1 “Kiss You All Over” from Mixed Emotions, then reinvented as a Southern rock-flavored country act, scoring multiple country chart-toppers in 1984–88.

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