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Jack Ingram

3 concerts

Jack Ingram, born in Texas, is a renowned country singer known for his modern honky-tonk style. He hit stardom with 2005's "Wherever You Are," a number one Billboard hit. Other popular songs include "Love You," "Lips of an Angel," and "Barefoot and Crazy." Initially gaining traction in Dallas bars, he opened for Merle Haggard and Mark Chesnutt. Ingram collaborated with Miranda Lambert and Jon Randall on The Marfa Tapes, which topped the Country charts in 2021. He has worked with labels like Warner, Sony, and Big Machine, earning critical acclaim throughout his career.

Sunny Sweeney

20 concerts

Sunny Sweeney, born in Texas, is a country & Americana artist known for her honest songwriting. Hits include “From a Table Away.” Nominated for Top Female Artist at the 2013 ACM Awards. Collaborated with Paul Cauthen and The Texas Gentlemen.

Kelly Willis

4 concerts

Kelly Willis, born in Lawton, OK, is an alt-country and Americana singer-songwriter known for her emotive vocals. She launched her career with 1990's "Well Travelled Love" but gained acclaim with 1999's "What I Deserve." Often collaborating with her husband Bruce Robison, notable works include "Cheater's Game" and "Our Year." Willis' albums like "Easy" and "Translated from Love" showcase her talent. She has collaborated with artists like Vince Gill and Jay Farrar. Her 2018 release "Back Being Blue" marked her return to solo work, produced by Robison.

Grayson Capps

1 concert

Born in Opelika, Alabama, Grayson Capps is a literate and impassioned Americana songwriter known for gritty characters and bluesy roots-rock style. Influenced by New Orleans, his works include the acclaimed albums "Rott & Roll" and "Scarlett Roses." Capps contributed songs to the film "A Love Song for Bobby Long" and formed the songwriter collective Willie Sugarcapps. He has collaborated with musicians like Will Kimbrough and Dylan LeBlanc, and his retrospective "South Front Street" was remixed by producer Trina Shoemaker.