Jamey Johnson with Mae Estes and Whitey Morgan and the 78's

Hope, Arkansas native Mae Estes started singing at 7 and gained fame in Nashville. With her "plain-spoken truth" style, she achieved hits like "Thinkin Bout Cheatin" and honored as Arkansas CMA Female Vocalist of the Year twice. She signed with Big Machine Records and joined CMT's Next Women of Country 2024. Known for supporting servicemen, she toured with Armed Forces Entertainment.

Award-winning country artist Jamey Johnson inspires with his blend of traditional and modern styles. Known for "That Lonesome Song" and "The Guitar Song," his albums have earned platinum and gold certifications, topping the Billboard charts. His latest project, "Midnight Gasoline," recorded at Cash Cabin Studio with top producers, continues this legacy.

Flint-born Morgan is a modern outlaw in country music, drawing from legends like Waylon Jennings. Known for "Hard Times and White Lines" and producing gritty anthems like "Let Me Roll," his career spans 15 years, six albums, and relentless touring. NPR and Rolling Stone praise his blue-collar style, and his Opry Debut solidifies his influence in the genre. Collaborating with Shooter Jennings, Morgan is pushing country music's boundaries.