Statesboro, Georgia native Dylan Marlowe is a country artist blending traditional themes with rock. He gained viral attention with his countrified rewrite of Driver’s License and released tracks like All About It. He earned a number one as a songwriter for Jon Pardi.
Grammy-nominated Georgia native Jason Aldean is a multi-Platinum country music icon with 31 number-one singles, nearly 20 billion streams, and over 20 million albums sold. Known for stadium-powered anthems, he debuted with his self-titled album in 2005.
Chart-topping American country artist Niko Moon is known for his number one hit Good Time. Originally from Texas, he co-wrote eight number one songs for major acts and co-produced Zac Brown Band albums. He also founded the Happy Cowboy Foundation.
Born in Florida and raised in Nashville, country singer Pam Tillis became a star in the nineties. Daughter of Mel Tillis, she broke through with her 1991 album Put Yourself in My Place and won the ACM award for Female Vocalist of the Year for 1994's Sweetheart's Dance, featuring her first number one hit, Mi Vida Loca.
Eric Church is a multi-award-winning country artist and 10-time GRAMMY nominee known for albums like Chief and Heart & Soul. Beyond music, he is a minority owner of the Charlotte Hornets and co-owner of the Field & Stream brand.
Wyoming native Ian Munsick is a modern country artist blending traditional sounds with a roots-pop edge. He has amassed over one billion streams across albums like Coyote Cry and White Buffalo, and earned an RIAA-Platinum duet with Cody Johnson for Long Live Cowgirls.
Alabama-bred country artist Tyler Braden blends rock and roll with raw songwriting. A former firefighter, he released his debut album devil and a prayer via Warner Music Nashville. Braden has earned three No. 1 hits on SiriusXM and toured with major acts.
Jackson Dean is a Maryland-born platinum-selling country singer-songwriter known for his gravel-toned vocals and debut album Greenbroke. His chart-topping hits include Dont Come Lookin and Heavens To Betsy. He earned a 2023 ACM New Male Artist nomination and released his third album, Magnolia Sage.
North Carolina's Carter Faith, known for hits like "Wild" and "Greener Pasture," has toured with Willie Nelson and Keith Urban. With 75M+ streams, she's played the Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium, signed with Universal, and was the first country act in Spotify's Fresh Finds and CMT Next Women of Country.
Jon Pardi is a mainstream country music singer from Dixon, California, known for hardcore country sounds. Signed to Capitol Records Nashville, he broke through with his 2015 album California Sunrise, featuring number one hits like Head Over Boots and Dirt on My Boots. He has since released multiple successful albums, including Heartache Medication and Mr. Saturday Night, earning chart-topping success.
Grammy-winning country group Little Big Town features Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman, and Jimi Westbrook. Known for hits like Boondocks, Pontoon, Girl Crush, and Better Man, the band has released ten studio albums, including Tornado, Nightfall, and Mr. Sun, earning over 20 awards.
Country singer Kameron Marlowe from Kannapolis, NC gained fame on NBC's The Voice. Known for heartfelt vocals, hits like "Giving You Up," and collaborations with Ella Langley.
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.
Originating in Nashville, multi-Platinum country band Old Dominion is known for hook-heavy songwriting and electrifying live shows. They have notched nine number one country radio singles, surpassed five billion streams, and won seven consecutive ACM and six consecutive CMA Group of the Year awards.
Caylee Hammack is an Ellaville, Georgia-born Capitol Records Nashville artist blending country with psychedelic Americana. Her 2020 debut album IF IT WASN’T FOR YOU led to Opry appearances, stadium shows, 235.8M global streams, and an ACM win for Fooled Around And Fell In Love with Miranda Lambert.
Ben Chapman is a country-fried funky-tonk artist who has made his Grand Ole Opry debut and released three acclaimed albums. He has written songs for Hayes Carll, Brent Cobb, and Marcus King, and released the album Feet on Fire, produced by Anderson East.
CMA Fest, started as Fan Fair in 1972 in Nashville, Tennessee, is the world's longest-running Country Music festival. It's renowned for uniting artists and fans through unique interactions and performances across multiple stages. This four-day event celebrates country music while supporting music education through the CMA Foundation.
Country artist Cooper Alan, a native of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, built a massive fanbase through viral videos and genre-blending music. He released the concept EP Take Forever and his debut album Winston-Salem. Named a Pandora Artist to Watch, his breakout single Take Forever hit number one on SiriusXM.
Country singer Craig Campbell moved from Lyons, Georgia, to Nashville, initially playing keyboards for Luke Bryan and Tracy Byrd. He achieved breakthrough success with Top 15 hits like Family Man and Outta My Head, and the Top 10 smash Keep Them Kisses Comin. A Grand Ole Opry regular, he has released notable works including the EP See You Try and singles like Outskirts of Heaven.
Platinum-selling country singer and songwriter Jamie O'Neal broke out in 2001 with number one singles There Is No Arizona and When I Think About Angels. Earning four Grammy nominations, she has written for Reba McEntire and Martina McBride, toured with Keith Urban, and was featured in film soundtracks.
Born in the South, Blanco Brown fuses Country, Hip-Hop, and Soul into "Trailer Trap." His viral hit "The Git Up" topped charts, earning 11x Platinum status. A GRAMMY®-nominated engineer, Brown's collab "Just the Way" with Parmalee became a Country radio No. 1, amassing over 500 million streams.
Nashville artist-songwriter Alana Springsteen broke out with the three-part album TWENTY SOMETHING, featuring RIAA Gold “goodbye looks good on you” (feat. Mitchell Tenpenny). She earned a #1 with Tiësto on “Hot Honey” and has 404M+ streams.
Miami-born Leo Brooks + North Carolina’s Andrew Millsaps form Neon Union: country with 808s & pop hooks. “Bout Damn Time” charted; Billboard Rookie; ACM/CMA Fest. Opened for Scotty McCreery & Pitbull.
Born in Dawsonville, GA, Peytan Porter is a bold alt-country/indie-pop storyteller (In My Head, Grown); TikTok breakout, Opry performer, opened for Nelson & McGraw.
Born in Australia, Nashville-based country star Morgan Evans blends heartfelt storytelling and feel-good energy; hits “Kiss Somebody” (Platinum) and “Day Drunk” (Gold), 1B+ streams, sold-out Sydney Opera House.
Multi-platinum country artist Matt Stell scored back-to-back #1s with 2X platinum Prayed For You and platinum Everywhere But On. His debut album Born Lonely includes Top 15 single Breakin’ in Boots and features collabs with Chase Matthew, Cheat Codes and Tenille Arts.
Hannah Ellis, a country singer-songwriter from Campbellsville, KY, known for her warm voice and hits, has 40M streams, toured with top artists, and appeared on the Grand Ole Opry.
Award-winning duo Maddie & Tae broke out in 2013 with "Girl In A Country Song," garnering acclaim for their tight harmonies. They've toured with stars like Carrie Underwood and won multiple awards.
Noah Thompson, winner of American Idol Season 20, is known for his hit "One Day Tonight." Born in the U.S., he's a dedicated father and independent artist with songs like "Upbringing." Thompson co-penned "Front Door Famous" with Luke Combs, steering his music in an honest, vulnerable direction.
North Carolina native Kasey Tyndall blends rock and country, earning her big break singing with Keith Urban. She scored a publishing deal via her song Middle Man, co-written with Lainey Wilson. A CMT Next Women of Country member, she has toured with Hank Williams Jr. and released her debut label album.
Nashville singer-songwriter Jerrod Niemann is a major-label country hitmaker known for clever lyrics. He topped charts with PLATINUM “Drink to That All Night” and broke out with PLATINUM #1 “Lover, Lover.” His Curb album This Ride features “A Little More Love” with Lee Brice.
Weyburn, Saskatchewan-raised country singer-songwriter Tenille Arts has nearly a billion streams. Her album Love, Heartbreak, & Everything In Between spawned double-platinum No. 1 hit Somebody Like That. She’s earned ACM and iHeart nominations and won MusicRow Breakthrough Artist.
Anna Vaus, a Southern California-born singer/songwriter inspired by Joni Mitchell and Taylor Swift, now based in Nashville. With 13M+ streams, she's toured with Willie Nelson and Maddie & Tae. Known for performing everywhere from fans' backyards to The Grand Ole Opry.
Josh Gracin, Louisiana-born country artist & former U.S. Marine, scored hits “I Want to Live” (Top 5) and No.1 “Nothin’ to Lose,” plus more Top 15s.
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