Brantley Gilbert with Colt Ford, Black Stone Cherry, 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.”

Georgia's Colt Ford, a singer-songwriter & rapper known for country rap, co-founded Average Joes Ent. Hit #1 with "Declaration of Independence," co-wrote hits for Jason Aldean & Brantley Gilbert, collaborated with Toby Keith, Brad Paisley & more. Over 3M albums sold, 1B+ streams.

Kentucky's Black Stone Cherry, known for emotive pop-rock and headbanging riffs, excels with their album "Screamin’ At The Sky." Self-produced, recorded in a classic theater, it's their most thrilling yet.

Georgia-born Austin Snell, a former Air Force vet, mixes hard rock and country into "grunge country." Known for the hit "Excuse the Mess," he's a SiriusXM Highway Find and Artist Accelerator. Collaborated with Presley Aaron and others.