Multi-platinum country artist Justin Moore is known for traditional sounds and numerous chart-topping hits, including Small Town USA, If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away, and You, Me, and Whiskey with Priscilla Block. He has earned multiple award nominations and an ACM Award win, and hosts a podcast.
Country artist Vince Gill is known for his songwriting, guitar playing, and tenor vocals. His 1990 breakthrough hit When I Call Your Name won CMA and Grammy awards. Gill has won 22 Grammys, sold over 30 million albums, and joined the Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, and Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Nashville artist ERNEST is a 4X CMA Triple Play Award winner, GRAMMY nominee, and acclaimed songwriter with 13 number one hits, including Post Malone's I Had Some Help and a chart-topping hit of his own at country radio.
Country singer Riley Green has earned seven number-one hits, including I Wish Grandpas Never Died, and won multiple ACM and CMA Awards. A former college quarterback, he also made his acting debut in the CBS series Marshals.
Raised in Sunnyside, WA, country artist Zach Top formed a sibling band at age seven. He released his debut album, Cold Beer & Country Music, to widespread acclaim. In 2024, he won Discovery Artist of the Year at the MusicRow Awards and earned a CMA nomination.
Tennessee-born country storyteller with a powerhouse voice; co-wrote Wallen feat. Church’s “Man Made A Bar”; songs “Things I Take For Granted”; hailed by Saving Country Music.
Ten-time GRAMMY nominee Jamey Johnson is a country singer, Grand Ole Opry member, and celebrated songwriter. He made history by winning two Song of the Year awards in the same year for Give It Away and In Color. His certified hits include That Lonesome Song.
Born in Florida and raised in Nashville, country singer Pam Tillis became a star in the 1990s. Daughter of Mel Tillis, she achieved a breakthrough with her 1991 album Put Yourself in My Place. Her hits include Mi Vida Loca, and she won the ACM Female Vocalist of the Year award in 1994.
Georgia-born country singer and songwriter Billy Currington is known for his laid-back style and numerous chart-topping hits, including Must Be Doin Something Right, Good Directions, People Are Crazy, and We Are Tonight. After releasing his self-titled debut in 2003, he built a successful career with albums like Doin Somethin Right and We Are Tonight, earning a long streak of number one country airplay hits.
Born in Beaumont, Texas, neo-honky tonker Mark Chesnutt became a 90s country star with a classic style blending George Jones, Merle Haggard, and Bob Wills. He released hits like Too Cold at Home, Brother Jukebox, and his crossover smash I Don't Want to Miss a Thing.
Ronnie Dunn is best known as half of the country duo Brooks & Dunn, selling over 30 million records and winning numerous awards. A Nashville Songwriters and Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, his solo albums include Ronnie Dunn, Peace Love and Country Music, and Tattooed Heart.
GRAMMY-winning reggae artist Gramps Morgan and multi-platinum producer Johnny Reid teamed up for a reggae-meets-country collection. Produced by Reid, the album Runaway Bay marks Morgan's first solo release in eight years and serves as a heartfelt love letter to Jamaica.
George Strait, "The King of Country Music," hails from Texas with over 84M albums sold and 60 No. 1 hits. Known for his traditional style, he's won 60+ major awards, including multiple platinum honors, trailing only the Beatles and Elvis in certifications. His "Honky Tonk Time Machine" topped the charts, showcasing his enduring appeal. Renowned for his "Strait to Vegas" shows, he continues to perform limited engagements nationwide.
