Graham Barham and Them Dirty Roses

Them Dirty Roses, from Gadsden, Alabama, deliver Southern, country, and outlaw rock. Known for energetic live shows and gritty vocals, their popular songs include "Cocaine and Whiskey" and "Good Life." They released "Lost in the Valley of Hate & Love, Vol. I" and singles like "Birmingham Steel." "Cocaine and Whiskey" has over 100 million streams.

Graham Barham, from Oak Ridge, Louisiana, is a country pop singer-songwriter known for his "Club Country" style, blending traditional storytelling with hip-hop elements. His viral hits include "Preachers Need People" and "Oil Money," which debuted on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. He released EPs such as *North of Hell*, *Oil Money*, and *Whiskey Rain*. Barham has collaborated with artists like Tyler Hubbard and Lauren Watkins, and writes for others, showcasing his soulful voice and moving lyrics.