Jelly Roll with Struggle Jennings, Caitlynne Curtis, and more

Three-time Grammy-winning Nashville native Jelly Roll is a genre-defying singer-songwriter. He topped the Billboard 200 with his Grammy-winning album Beautifully Broken, featuring number-one hits like I Am Not Okay, Liar, and Heart of Stone.

Grandson of country icons Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter, Struggle Jennings grew up in West Nashville blending gangster rap with outlaw country. After experiencing street life and losing his father early on, he returned to his country roots, staying true to his unique musical style.

Josh Adam Meyers, a comedian and musician from the Washington D.C. area and Baltimore, Maryland, is celebrated for blending high-energy stand-up with rock-infused musical performances. He created and hosts "The Goddamn Comedy Jam," a live show that became a Comedy Central series. Meyers also hosts "The 500 With Josh Adam Meyers" podcast, exploring classic albums. He has collaborated with Bill Burr and toured with Jelly Roll.

Caitlynne Curtis is a Nashville-based country singer-songwriter, originally from Massachusetts. Known for her powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling, she blends country with rock and pop influences. She achieved a #1 Billboard hit and Gold record with "God We Need You Now" alongside Struggle Jennings. Her discography features albums like "Sad Girl Energy" and "You Need Jesus", and popular songs including "Whiskey Lullaby" and "What Hurts The Most".