Gulf Coast Jam Panama City Beach Tickets - Frank Brown Park

Josh Mitcham

1 concert

Josh Mitcham, from Webster, Kentucky, founded Jericho Woods in 2014. Now solo, he blends country with rock influences like Tom Petty. His album features stacked vocals, ambient guitars, and a unique style recorded in his family barn, setting him apart from prevalent trends.

NEEDTOBREATHE

19 concerts

GRAMMY-nominated NEEDTOBREATHE blends rock, soul, and pop with multi-platinum hits like “Brother” and “Who Am I.” With five No. 1 albums and 3B+ streams, they’re known for heartfelt, genre-crossing music.

Dasha

21 concerts

Born with music in her soul, Dasha shines in country with her 40x platinum hit “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’).” She's won the People’s Choice Country Award and toured with Kane Brown and Thomas Rhett.

Brian Fuller

2 concerts

South Georgia-born Brian Fuller is a country artist and songwriter known for heartfelt, honest songs. He’s toured with Randall King and Riley Green, earned 8M+ streams, and signed with Sony Music Publishing after his hit “I Could Be That Rain.”

Lainey Wilson

31 concerts

Lainey Wilson, Grammy-winning country star from Louisiana, boasts 9 CMA and 16 ACM wins, hit songs like “Heart Like A Truck,” collabs with Reba and Post Malone, and Grand Ole Opry membership.

Randy Houser

11 concerts

Mississippi-born country singer Randy Houser is known for hits like “How Country Feels” and “Like A Cowboy.” Celebrated for his powerful voice, he’s earned CMA nods and over a billion streams.

Carter Faith

25 concerts

North Carolina's Carter Faith, known for hits like "Wild" and "Greener Pasture," has toured with Willie Nelson and Keith Urban. With 75M+ streams, she's played the Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium, signed with Universal, and was the first country act in Spotify's Fresh Finds and CMT Next Women of Country.

Jordan Davis

23 concerts

Louisiana-born country star Jordan Davis is a multi-platinum, award-winning singer-songwriter known for hits like “Buy Dirt” and “Next Thing You Know,” with nine No. 1 singles and collaborations with Carly Pearce and Marcus King.

Megan Moroney

49 concerts

Georgia-born Megan Moroney is a rising Country star, celebrated for her hits "No Caller ID" and "Tennessee Orange." Her sophomore album *Am I Okay?* debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200 in 2024. Moroney has won Breakthrough Female Video of the Year at the 2023 CMT Music Awards and several other accolades. Known for her emotive style, she's a defining new voice in Country music.

The Red Clay Strays

16 concerts

From Mobile, AL, The Red Clay Strays are a fast-rising band famed for their eclectic rock style. Their hit, "Wondering Why," topped various charts and their album, Moment of Truth, ranks #2 on the Americana Albums Chart. Known for electric live shows and a historic sell-out at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.

Lauren Alaina

18 concerts

Georgia-born Lauren Alaina, known for hits like "Road Less Traveled" and "What Ifs," is a chart-topping country star. She collaborates with Kane Brown and HARDY, is a Grand Ole Opry member, and has performed with top artists.

Blake Shelton

14 concerts

Blake Shelton, a country star with 30 No. 1 singles and 11 billion global streams, has won multiple ACM, CMA, AMA, CMT, and People’s Choice awards. Known for hits like “Texas,” he’s collaborated with Gwen Stefani, John Anderson, and Craig Morgan. A Grand Ole Opry member, Shelton also owns Ole Red venues and has toured extensively.

Tyler Farr

14 concerts

Tyler Farr, signed to Jason Aldean's Night Train Records, is renowned for his deep connection to country music, military support, and love for the outdoors. Known for hits like "Country As Shit," he's toured with stars such as Luke Combs and Florida Georgia Line. Awards include 2014 Music Row Breakthrough Artist nominee.

Darryl Worley

3 concerts

Born in Memphis, Darryl Worley is a country singer known for his traditional sounds blended with modern flair. Hits include "Have You Forgotten" and "Awful, Beautiful Life." Influenced by George Jones and Merle Haggard, he enjoyed chart-topping success in the 2000s. Collaborated with George Jones and toured with the USO. After a brief career hiatus, he returned with "Second Wind: Latest and Greatest" in 2019.