Graham Barham with Train and Edwin McCain

Train, an American pop rock band from San Francisco, formed in 1993. Known for melodic arrangements blending acoustic and pop-rock styles, their hits include "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)" and "Hey, Soul Sister," both RIAA Diamond-certified. They earned three Grammy Awards and two Billboard Music Awards. With albums like "AM Gold," Train has sold over 10 million albums and 30 million tracks worldwide.

Originating from Greenville, South Carolina, singer Edwin McCain is best known for his major love songs I’ll Be and I Could Not Ask For More. With a career spanning over thirty years, his ballads are frequently covered by contestants on singing competition shows.

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.