Nashville-based country artist Josh Ross won a 2025 JUNO Award for his debut EP, Complicated, featuring the chart-topping hit Trouble. He made history as the first male Canadian country artist in nearly 30 years to top the US Country Airplay chart with Single Again.
Louisville, Illinois country singer-songwriter Bailey Zimmerman is known for his gritty sound and hits like Fall in Love and Rock And A Hard Place. He broke records with his debut album Religiously. The Album. and released his sophomore album Different Night Same Rodeo, featuring collaborations with Luke Combs, The Kid LAROI, and Diplo.
Austin-based band Uncle Lucius reunited after a five-year hiatus sparked by their hit song Keep the Wolves Away on Yellowstone. Known for platinum-selling singles and global touring, they expanded their sound on their album Open Eyes, Broken Heart.
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.
London band The Hanging Stars craft chiming songs with four-part harmonies and twelve-string guitars, drawing inspiration from The Byrds, Big Star, and Teenage Fanclub. Produced by Gerard Love, their sixth album, Just A Day, was recorded at Edwyn Collins and Grace Maxwell's Clashnarrow studio.
Jason Scott & The High Heat are an Oklahoma City band blending Americana soul, heartland rock, and country grit. Led by singer-songwriter Jason Scott, whose background as a preacher shapes his sharp storytelling, the band debuted with Castle Rock to critical acclaim.
Marietta, Georgia native Chandler Walters is a classic-country artist, multi-instrumentalist, and multi-Platinum songwriter. After moving to Nashville in 2021, he joined hitmaker ERNEST's band and signed a publishing deal in 2024. Walters co-wrote Post Malone's 5x Platinum number-one hit I Had Some Help and contributed cuts to albums by Post Malone, ERNEST, Bailey Zimmerman, and Vince Gill.
Born in Chattanooga, raised in Dallas, and based in Nashville, Shaylen is a country-pop artist with an edge, blending heartbreak and self-love with punk-tinged roots rock. With tens of millions of streams, she left Los Angeles to return to Tennessee roots.
Singer/songwriter Zandi Holup built a grassroots following by sharing demos online, then signed with Big Loud Records. Her debut album Wildflower, produced by Ryan Hadlock, blends raw folk-country storytelling and emotive vocals. She’s opened for Steve Earle.
Born in Louisiana and shaped by Arkansas, Dylan Earl makes a progressive country and western sound with wry wit and nostalgia. His album Level-Headed Even Smile explores identity and formative years. He’s toured USA and EU/UK, sharing stages with Esther Rose and Nick Shoulders.
A premier three-day camping festival held at Stanford Hall in Leicestershire, UK, celebrating country, Americana, and roots music and culture.
A Canadian roots-rock and folk-rock band known for their rich harmonies, multi-instrumental versatility, and a genre-blending sound that fuses country-rock, Southern jams, and classic Americana.
Baton Rouge country singer-songwriter Noah James blends raw emotion with his Louisiana roots, earning over 70 million TikTok views. Known for debut singles like Set Free and Love Run Cold, he is signed to Santa Anna/Sony Music and released his debut EP, The Tracks.
