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.
Brooks and Dunn are a record-breaking country duo with 20 number one hits, over 30 million albums sold, and two Grammy Awards. Known for iconic songs like Boot Scootin Boogie and My Maria, they defined the power-country era and earned an induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Luke is a multi-award-winning country artist with 32 number one singles and over 27 billion global streams. He has earned over 50 major music awards, including five Entertainer of the Year honors, and is one of only five artists with multiple RIAA Diamond-certified country singles.
Blake Shelton has achieved 30 No. 1 singles, sold millions of albums and singles, and won numerous awards including ACM, CMA, and AMA honors. The Grand Ole Opry member is also known for his successful touring, television coaching, and Ole Red venues.
Mississippi native Randy Houser is a country music vocalist with over a billion streams and hits like How Country Feels. He earned a CMA Song of the Year nomination for Like A Cowboy and appeared in films including Killers of the Flower Moon and The Hill.
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.
Country duo Lakeview, featuring Jesse Denaro and Luke Healy, blends metal-core roots with early 2000s rock-influenced country. Known for songs like Home Team and What I Know Now, the blue-collar tandem bridges traditional and non-traditional country fans.
Edwin McCain is a singer-songwriter from Greenville, South Carolina, known for hit love songs like I’ll Be and I Could Not Ask For More. With a career spanning over thirty years, his ballads are frequently covered on singing shows and by pop icons.
Vincent Mason, from Roswell, Georgia, is a country singer-songwriter known for blending southern country with pop sensibilities. His breakout single "Hell Is a Dance Floor" achieved Gold certification. He released his debut album "There I Go" in 2025, with popular songs like "Wish You Well" and "Damned If I Do." Mason's distinct style features relatable storytelling and earnest vocals.
Graham Barham, from Oak Ridge, Louisiana, is a country pop singer-songwriter blending classic storytelling with hip-hop and trap influences, creating his "club country" sound. Known for viral hits like "Oil Money" and "Whiskey Whiskey," his debut album "Club Country" arrived in 2026. He has collaborated with Tyler Hubbard and penned a chart-topping song for Blake Shelton.
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.
GRAMMY-winning artist Darius Rucker achieved multi-Platinum success as lead singer of Hootie & the Blowfish before launching a hit country career. He has earned four No. 1 Billboard Country albums, ten No. 1 country singles, and a GRAMMY for Wagon Wheel. He is also a Grand Ole Opry member.
Country singer Riley Green is a multi-ACM and CMA Award winner known for seven number one hits, including I Wish Grandpas Never Died. Named Billboard Hitmaker of the Year, the former college quarterback also made his acting debut in CBS Marshals.
Ella Langley is a multi-platinum, chart-topping, and award-winning country artist known for her fearless songwriting and breakout debut album hungover.
Keith Urban is a globally successful artist with four Grammy Awards, 13 CMAs (2x Entertainer of the Year) and 15 ACMs. He’s had nine consecutive gold/platinum albums, with hits like Blue Ain’t Your Color and One Too Many (with P!nk).
Country singer Gabby Barrett is a multi-platinum hitmaker with 4.2B+ streams. Her 9X-platinum breakout I Hope topped country radio and appears on the platinum debut Goldmine. She co-produced 2024’s Chapter & Verse and duetted with Charlie Puth.
Born in Malibu, CA, Colbie Caillat is a pop singer-songwriter/storyteller with 2 GRAMMYs, 15B+ streams; hits “Bubbly,” “Realize,” “Try,” and Mraz duet “Lucky.”
