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Chapel Hart

2 concerts

Born in Poplarville, MS, Chapel Hart is a country soul trio known for powerful harmonies and captivating live shows. Managed by Jeff Glixman, they've performed worldwide.

Lee Greenwood

7 concerts

Lee Greenwood, from Sacramento, is a renowned figure in Nashville for his country-pop music. Known for "God Bless the U.S.A.," his hits include "I.O.U." and "Wind Beneath My Wings." Greenwood collaborated with Barbara Mandrell and achieved seven No. 1 hits in the '80s. A Congressional Medal of Honor Society's Patriot Award winner, his music is a staple at patriotic events.

John Berry

4 concerts

Country star John Berry, born in the USA, is famed for 'Your Love Amazes Me' and 'Standing on the Edge of Goodbye'. Known for his Christmas tours, he has earned multiple Gold and Platinum records and placed 20 singles on the country charts, with several reaching the Top 5.

Crystal Gayle

14 concerts

Crystal Gayle, born in Paintsville, KY, is a renowned country-pop singer known for her floor-length hair and hits like "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue." With 17 number-one country singles and a Grammy win, she pioneered female country artists by going platinum with her album "We Must Believe in Magic." Collaborating with producer Allen Reynolds and artists like Eddie Rabbitt, she became a crossover sensation. Inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in 2017, Gayle remains a beloved figure in country music.

Mike Farris

3 concerts

Mike Farris, born in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, is known for his heartfelt blue-eyed soul vocals. His collaboration with the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section captures the iconic sound. Celebrated by peers, he's a GRAMMY, Americana, and Dove award winner, and co-founded The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies.

Lacy J. Dalton

2 concerts

Lacy J. Dalton, born in the U.S., is an acclaimed alt-country singer-songwriter. Known for hits like "Crazy Blue Eyes" and "Black Coffee," her authentic style earned the 1979 ACM Top New Female Vocalist award, multiple Grammy nominations, and collaborations with legends like Willie Nelson. Inducted into the NACMAI Hall of Fame in 2017, she continues to impact country music.

Moe Bandy

1 concert

Moe Bandy, born in Meridian, Mississippi, is known for keeping hardcore honky tonk alive during the 1970s. With hits like "Hank Williams, You Wrote My Life" and "Bandy the Rodeo Clown," Bandy's music often delved into themes of drinking and cheating. He frequently collaborated with Joe Stampley, producing popular duets like "Just Good Ol' Boys." Bandy's accolades include the ACM's Song of the Year for "It's a Cheatin' Situation" with Janie Fricke. He later opened the Moe Bandy Americana Theater in Branson, Missouri, continuing to perform and release music.