Country music hitmaker Craig Morgan has charted over 25 Billboard songs, including hits like Almost Home and That's What I Love About Sunday. Inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in 2008, he is also a veteran who served in the Army and Army Reserve, receiving the USO Merit Award.
Country hitmaker Thomas Rhett has amassed over 16 billion streams, eight ACM Awards including 2020 Entertainer of the Year, two CMA Awards, and five Grammy nominations. Known for stadium-rocking charisma and soul-feeding love songs, his No. 1 streak extends back to 2013.
Multi-platinum country artist and songwriter Lee Brice is a CMA and seven-time ACM award winner, with nine number-one radio singles including I Drive Your Truck. He has also written songs recorded by Garth Brooks and Jason Aldean.
Three-time Grammy-winning Nashville native Jelly Roll is a genre-defying singer-songwriter. He topped the Billboard 200 with his Grammy-winning album Beautifully Broken, featuring number-one hits like I Am Not Okay, Liar, and Heart of Stone.
Traditional country singer-songwriter Jake Worthington, a La Porte, Texas native, is known for his classic honky-tonk style. His catalog includes songs like Hello Shitty Day with Miranda Lambert, I'm The One featuring Marty Stuart, and the viral hit It Ain't The Whiskey.
Formed by former members of Don King's touring band and named after a Nashville street, the country-pop band Sawyer Brown won the Star Search grand prize in 1984. Known for hits like Step That Step and Some Girls Do, the group sustained a decades-long career through relentless touring.
The Bellamy Brothers are a famous country music duo known for selling 40 million albums and achieving 20 number-one hits. Based on a family ranch in central Florida, they starred in the reality show Honky Tonk Ranch and operate their own record company.
Texas-born country singer-songwriter Parker McCollum is known for hits like Pretty Heart and Burn It Down. He has earned ACM and CMT awards and toured with George Strait. His fifth release is the self-titled album Parker McCollum, featuring a collaboration with Cody Johnson.
Formed in 2012, West Texas roots-country band Flatland Cavalry blends bright country ballads and gritty folk. Led by vocalist and songwriter Cleto Cordero, the group released their debut EP Come May in 2015, followed by albums Humble Folks, Homeland Insecurity, and Welcome to Countryland.
Originating from Pittsburg, Texas, Koe Wetzel crafts a hard-edged sound blending country, grunge, and rock. Known for headlining arenas before signing with Columbia, he achieved mainstream success with the Triple-Platinum hit High Road. Wetzel has amassed over 6 billion streams and 15 RIAA certifications globally.
Jackson Dean is a platinum-selling country singer-songwriter from Maryland known for his gravel-toned vocals and sophomore album, The Back Of My Dreams. He earned an ACM New Male Artist nomination and a number one hit with Dont Come Lookin.
Country artist Priscilla Block is known for her debut album Welcome to the Block Party and the Platinum-certified track Just About Over You. She secured a number one hit with the Justin Moore duet You, Me, And Whiskey, earned an ACM nomination, and has opened for Shania Twain.
Nashville’s Harper O’Neill blends Texas soul and country with husky, wisened vocals. Known for “Somebody,” CMT’s “Next Up” and 2022 Song of the Year winner, she’s toured with Lainey Wilson, Ashley McBryde, and more.
A premier three-day annual country music festival held in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, bringing country music's top performers and up-and-coming artists together every July.
Born in Nashville, Meg McRee, a Vanderbilt grad, debuted with "Is It Just Me?". She's penned songs for Grace Potter, Elle King, and more. Touring with Lainey Wilson, she's known for poetic lyrics.
Georgia-born country artist Dalton Dover gained fame with hits like “Giving Up On That” and “You Got a Small Town.” He’s toured with Luke Combs, earned critical acclaim, and debuted at the Grand Ole Opry.
