Graham Barham with Train and Edwin McCain

Train is a multi-Grammy-winning American pop-rock band formed in San Francisco in 1993. Known for hits like "Drops of Jupiter," "Hey, Soul Sister," and "Meet Virginia," they have sold over 10 million albums. In 2026, they released the new song "The Weekend" and are celebrating the 25th anniversary of "Drops of Jupiter" with a North American tour. Butch Walker joined the band in 2025.

Edwin McCain, from Greenville, SC, is known for hits like "I'll Be" and "I Could Not Ask For More." Dubbed a "great American romantic," he collaborates with Lee Brice and has songs covered by Justin Bieber and Charlie Puth. Known for soulful performances, he's toured with Hootie and the Blowfish and will join Train in 2025.

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.