Brantley Gilbert with Dylan Marlowe, Struggle Jennings, and more

Born in Georgia, Brantley Gilbert blends electric guitar, rap, and twang in his music, earning back-to-back PLATINUM albums and seven No. 1 hits like “Bottoms Up.” Known for revealing the deep conflicts between party lifestyle and spiritual values in his songs, Gilbert has also received accolades from the New York Times and NPR. Key collaborations include songs with Lindsay Ell and songwriting hits with “Dirt Road Anthem” and “My Kinda Party.”

Statesboro, GA native Dylan Marlowe blends traditional country with rock. Known for his viral cover of "Driver’s License" and hits like “All About It.” Opened for Cole Swindell, penned No.1 hit for Jon Pardi.

Nashville-born Struggle Jennings, grandson of Waylon Jennings, is a key figure in Outlaw Hip Hop Rock & Roll. Known for his authentic tales of adversity, Struggle has a strong fanbase and has headlined sold-out shows since his 2016 prison release.

Demun Jones, from Jones County, Georgia, blends rustic instrumentals with hip-hop. Known for innovative style merging acoustic guitar and rap. Influenced by N.W.A., Osbourne, Redding.