Georgia-bred singer, songwriter, and guitarist Katie Pruitt is an acclaimed Americana and indie-rock artist based in Nashville. Her 2020 debut Expectations earned an Emerging Artist of the Year nomination from the Americana Music Association.
Grammy-nominated English electronic singer-songwriter and producer Elderbrook is best known for his 2017 global smash Cola with Camelphat. He has released critically acclaimed albums including Why Do We Shake in the Cold? and Little Love, surpassing 1.5 billion global streams.
Grammy-winning soul singer Leon Bridges emerged from Fort Worth, Texas, celebrated for his throwback 1960s sound. Seeking to expand his style, he collaborated with British trio Jungle members Josh Lloyd-Watson and Lydia Kitto on the album Happiness Anytime and single Your Love Is Electric.
Formed in Australia, folk rock band The Paper Kites have amassed over a billion streams and eight million monthly listeners. Their platinum hit Bloom achieved rare RIAA platinum status for an Australian act. Their albums At The Roadhouse and On The Corner Where You Live earned ARIA Award nominations.
Born in Texas, country artist Mickey Guyton broke barriers with her Grammy-nominated anthem "Black Like Me" and album "Remember Her Name." Blending powerhouse country vocals with gospel and soul, she delivers fearless storytelling alongside collaborations with legends like Gladys Knight.
Stephenville, Texas native Hudson Westbrook blends traditional country sounds with timeless songwriting. Following his 2024 debut Take It Slow and hits like Two Way Drive and House Again, he released his debut album Texas Forever. He has amassed 1.8 billion streams, earned an ACM nomination, and toured nationwide.
Dasha is a country artist best known for her breakout hit Austin (Boots Stop Workin’), which earned her the People’s Choice Country Award for Female Song of the Year. After writing over a thousand songs, she completed a sold-out global headlining tour, Dashville USA.
Originating from Connecticut, the jam band Eggy features Jake Brownstein, Dani Battat, Mike Goodman, and Alex Bailey. Known for exploratory improvisation and emotional songwriting, they released their sophomore album Waiting Game in 2024, co-produced by James Petralli.
Atlanta rapper Jeezy is a pioneer of the Southern trap sound. He became a top-performing commercial rapper following his 2005 major-label debut, Let’s Get It: Thug Motivation 101. Known for his gruff voice and powerful raps, he released albums including Church in These Streets and TM104: The Legend of the Snowman.
Grammy-winning singer Norah Jones emerged globally with her 2002 debut album Come Away With Me, which swept the 2003 Grammy Awards. Having sold over 52 million albums, she is known for her musical versatility, acclaimed solo releases, band collaborations, and her podcast.
Santigold is a genre-defying musician who earned a #1 record on Billboard's Dance/Electronic chart. She won an ASCAP Pop Music Vanguard Award and received Q, MTV Europe, and BRIT Award nominations. In 2018, she released the mixtape-style album I Don't Want: The Gold Fire Sessions with Dre Skull.
Formed in San Diego, pop-punk band blink-182 is known for high-energy, humorous songs and hits like All the Small Things. The trio achieved mainstream success with 1999's Enema of the State and earned chart-topping albums including Take Off Your Pants and Jacket and California.
Kentucky-born Chris Stapleton is a multi-award-winning country musician known for acclaimed albums like Higher and hits such as White Horse and It Takes A Woman. Produced alongside Morgane Stapleton and Dave Cobb, his music has earned numerous Grammy, CMA, and ACM Awards.
Hermosillo native Carin Leon is a Latin Grammy-winning singer-songwriter who blends regional Mexican with soul and country. Renowned for his gritty vocals on hits like "Primera Cita" and "Tu", he bridges global sounds through collaborations with stars like Maluma and Kane Brown.
Singer-songwriter Bre Kennedy moved from LA to Nashville, where she found her musical identity. Known for timeless storytelling and pop sensibilities, she has played Bonnaroo and supported Sheryl Crow. She released the album The Alchemist and sold out historic Nashville venues.
CMAT (Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson) is an Irish indie and country pop musician known for her humorous, emotionally literate songs. She has released three acclaimed albums: "If My Wife New I'd Be Dead" (2022), "Crazymad, for Me" (2023), and the Mercury-nominated "Euro-Country" (2025). A bisexual icon, she's celebrated for her unique style and engaging live performances, and has been nominated for International Artist at the 2026 BRIT Awards.
Fronted by Joey Quiñones, East Los Angeles R&B and soul band Thee Sinseers formed in 2019. Known for their modern interpretation of soul music and 1960s-adjacent tone using earthier instrumentation, they released the album Love Stories on Colemine Records.
Orville Peck, born Daniel Pitout in Johannesburg, South Africa, is a masked country musician known for his deep baritone and blend of traditional country with alternative rock. An openly gay artist, he gained acclaim with albums like Pony (2019), Bronco (2022), and Stampede (2024), and the 2025 EP Appaloosa. He debuted on Broadway in Cabaret in 2025 and is cast in an upcoming Street Fighter film. Peck is currently touring.
Stephen Sanchez, a Mexican-American singer-songwriter from California, crafts retro 1950s/60s-inspired pop rock with romantic lyricism. His multi-platinum hit "Until I Found You" brought widespread recognition. He released albums like "Angel Face" and "Love, Love, Love", and has collaborated with artists including Elton John. Sanchez has earned nominations for Billboard Music Awards and People's Choice Awards.
Austin City Limits Festival, launched in 2002, draws inspiration from the iconic PBS music series. This multi-stage event showcases a diverse blend of rock, indie, country, folk, electronic, and hip-hop acts. It's celebrated for its broad musical offerings, vibrant atmosphere, local Austin Eats food court, and art market, making it a cultural highlight.
Los Angeles group Foster the People formed in 2009 by Mark Foster. Known for dance-fueled pop, they broke out with Diamond hit Pumped Up Kicks (Grammy-nominated, Billboard Music Award). Albums include Torches, Supermodel and Sacred Hearts Club.
Australian singer-songwriter Paul Kelly has crafted iconic songs like "From St Kilda to Kings Cross," blending genres from bluegrass to dub. He’s won 17 ARIAs, 5 APRAs, and was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame.
South Africa-born Jean-Philip Grobler & Germany-born Patti Beranek lead St. Lucia’s rapturous synth-spiked electro-pop. Known for “Elevate,” “Dancing On Glass”; Billboard Top 200; collabs Jack Antonoff & RAC.
Theo Lawrence, a French-Canadian musician born in Paris, crafts authentic country and Americana music. Influenced by 50s rock 'n' roll and 60s soul, he developed a timeless sound. Known for his velvety voice, his discography includes albums like "Chérie" and "Pickin' & Singin'", and songs such as "California Poppy" and "Lonely Too Long." He is recognized for his traditional style.
Sir Chloe, an American indie rock project led by Dana Foote, formed in Bennington, Vermont. Known for blending alternative rock, grunge, and pop with theatrical influences, they gained fame with "Michelle." Popular songs include "Animal" and "Too Close." Albums include "Party Favors" (2020), "I Am the Dog" (2023), and "Swallow the Knife" (2025). They are recognized for intense live performances and and have toured extensively.
Australian rock duo Royel Otis blend melody and bittersweet humor, known for hits like “Murder on The Dancefloor” and “Linger.” They've sold 100K+ tickets, won 4 ARIA Awards, and topped charts globally.
