Chris Young with Jo Dee Messina, Old Dominion, and more

Jo Dee Messina, from Framingham, MA, became a '90s country star with crossover appeal. Known for hits like "Heads Carolina, Tails California" and "Bye Bye," she collaborated with Tim McGraw. Her 1998 album "I'm Alright" made her the first female country artist with three multi-week number ones from a single album. She earned accolades from CMA and ACM and her 2000 album "Burn" went number one. Later, she launched her label, Dreambound Records.

Multi-platinum Chris Young, a Grand Ole Opry member, has 14 No. 1 singles, 9 billion streams, awards like CMT's Performance of the Year, and global tours to his name.

Old Dominion, known for their skyscraping anthems, clever lyrics, and hook-heavy sound, have notched nine No. 1 singles, earned multiple Platinum certifications, and are 7x ACM and 6x CMA Group of the Year winners, celebrated for their electrifying live shows.