Nashville native Jelly Roll is a three-time Grammy-winning singer-songwriter known for topping the Billboard 200 with his album Beautifully Broken, featuring hit songs like I Am Not Okay and Liar. He also won a Grammy for his collaboration Hard Fought Hallelujah.
Country artist Priscilla Block is known for her debut album Welcome to the Block Party and the Platinum-certified hit Just About Over You. She notched her first number one country radio hit with the Justin Moore duet You, Me, And Whiskey, earned over 700 million streams, and received an Academy of Country Music nomination.
Luke is a multi-award-winning country artist with 32 number one singles and over 27 billion global streams. He has earned over 50 major music awards, including five Entertainer of the Year honors, and is one of only five artists with multiple RIAA Diamond-certified country singles.
Multi-Platinum country star Dierks Bentley is a Grand Ole Opry member with eight Number One albums, 22 Number One songs, and 15 Grammy nominations. Known for his organic roots sound, the global headliner has also launched four Whiskey Row gastropubs.
Louisiana-born Jordan Davis is a multi-platinum singer-songwriter known for chart-topping country hits like Buy Dirt and Next Thing You Know. He has earned numerous accolades, including CMA and ACM Song of the Year awards, and has amassed multiple number-one country radio singles.
Nashville artist ERNEST is a 4X CMA Triple Play Award winner, 2X Variety Hitmakers honoree, and GRAMMY, ACM, and CMA nominee. Known for fusing influences from Eminem to George Jones, he has earned 13 number one hits as a songwriter, including Post Malone's I Had Some Help.
Nashville country artist Chase Matthew blends small-town grit with arena-ready ambition, earning over 1.7 billion global streams. Known for his No. 1 hit Darlin, he received an iHeartRadio Award nomination for Best New Country Artist and toured with Keith Urban, Jason Aldean, and Luke Bryan.
Jon Pardi is a mainstream country music singer from Dixon, California, known for hardcore country sounds. Signed to Capitol Records Nashville, he broke through with his 2015 album California Sunrise, featuring number one hits like Head Over Boots and Dirt on My Boots. He has since released multiple successful albums, including Heartache Medication and Mr. Saturday Night, earning chart-topping success.
Born in Atlanta, Texas, rock-tinged honky tonk singer Tracy Lawrence debuted in 1991 with Sticks and Stones. A major star of the neo-traditional country scene, he landed 40 singles on the Billboard Country charts, including number ones like Alibis, Time Marches On, and Find Out Who Your Friends Are.
Formed in 1992 by Henry Paul, Van Stephenson, and David Robbins, country band BlackHawk achieved six Billboard Country Top Ten hits in the 1990s, including "Every Once in a While" and "I'm Not Strong Enough to Say No". Known for blending Southern rock and professional songcraft, the trio debuted in 1994 and continued releasing albums across decades, including Brothers of the Southland and Blue Highway.
Tim McGraw is a country artist who debuted in 1992. He has sold over 90 million records worldwide, achieved 46 number one singles and 19 number one albums, and won three Grammy Awards. He holds the record for being the most played country artist at radio.
Brothers Osborne, Maryland natives known for a progressive yet classic country style, have won a GRAMMY, multiple CMA & ACM Awards and are celebrated for hits like "Younger Me."
GRAMMY, CMA, and ACM-winning country star Carly Pearce debuted with Every Little Thing. A member of the Grand Ole Opry and Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, she won CMA Female Vocalist of the Year in 2021 and ACM Female Artist of the Year in 2022. Known for her fifth album Honest Woman, she has toured globally and collaborated with artists like Dan Tyminski, Molly Tuttle, and Riley Green.
Multi-platinum singer-songwriter Elle King is a Grammy nominee and CMA/ACM Award winner. Her debut Love Stuff spawned 4x-platinum “Ex’s & Oh’s.” She hit #1 with “Drunk (And I Don’t Wanna Go Home)” with Miranda Lambert.
