Neal Francis is a singer and instrumentalist blending funk, soul, and rock. Known for acclaimed albums like Changes, In Plain Sight, and Return To Zero, he has earned Americana and Libera Award nominations, sold out global shows, and shared stages with Wilco and The Meters.
Grammy and Academy Award-winning singer-songwriter Ryan Bingham blends folk, blues, country, rock, and mariachi. Known for his raw voice and cinematic storytelling, he penned The Weary Kind for the film Crazy Heart and released acclaimed albums like Mescalito.
The Grammy Award-nominated American roots trio The Wood Brothers have spent nearly two decades honing their singular sound. Blending acoustic guitar, post-jazz rhythms, and sing-along choruses, the collaborative band released their ninth album of original music, Puff of Smoke.
JJ Grey is a Jacksonville-born singer and songwriter known for his funkified rock and front porch Southern soul music. Since his 2001 debut album Blackwater, he has released ten albums, including the self-produced Olustee, delivering soul-honest truths and vivid stories.
Texas-born GRAMMY-nominated country artist Charley Crockett has independently released 14 albums and earned critical acclaim. Known for his rebellious style, he has sold out major venues like Red Rocks and the Ryman Auditorium, garnering hundreds of millions of streams.
Ryan Bingham, born in Hobbs, New Mexico, and raised in West Texas, is an Oscar, Grammy, and Golden Globe-winning artist known for his raw, emotive music and compelling storytelling. His sound blends folk, blues, country, and rock. With The Texas Gentlemen, a band celebrated for its soulful depth, he creates a genre-defying experience. Popular songs include "The Weary Kind," "Southside of Heaven," and "Ballad of The Texas Gentlemen." Their album, "They Call Us The Lucky Ones," showcases their collaborative energy. Bingham is also recognized for his role in Yellowstone.
