Eric Church with Midland, Ray Wylie Hubbard, and more

Midland, born in Dripping Springs, Texas, redefines country with hits like "Drinkin' Problem." Grammy nominees known for blending classic and modern styles, they've topped charts with albums like "On The Rocks" and "Let It Roll." Their sound, crafted at Sonic Ranch, resonates widely, leading to sold-out shows like the Houston Rodeo. They've been celebrated by major media and reopened North Hollywood's iconic Palomino Club.

Eric Church, born in North Carolina, is a celebrated country artist known for hits like "Hell of a View" and "Heart On Fire." He boasts multiple ACM, CMA, and GRAMMY nominations, and his tours, including the Gather Again Tour, drew massive crowds. Church has collaborated with the likes of George Strait and Metallica and has a dedicated fanbase called the Church Choir. His albums, such as "Desperate Man" and "Chief," are critically acclaimed and received multiple Gold and Platinum certifications.

Ray Wylie Hubbard, born in Oklahoma and based in Texas, is a poet and songwriter known for his unique blend of mystic and quixotic styles. Over his 50-year career, he's collaborated with legends like Willie Nelson, Joe Walsh, and Ringo Starr on projects like CO-STARRING and its sequel. Celebrated for his post-Outlaw Country vibe, Hubbard's songs are rich with life and funk, capturing the essence of a romantic and adventurous spirit.

Midland, born in Dripping Springs, Texas, redefines country with hits like "Drinkin' Problem." Grammy nominees known for blending classic and modern styles, they've topped charts with albums like "On The Rocks" and "Let It Roll." Their sound, crafted at Sonic Ranch, resonates widely, leading to sold-out shows like the Houston Rodeo. They've been celebrated by major media and reopened North Hollywood's iconic Palomino Club.