Grammy-nominated Georgia native Jason Aldean is a multi-Platinum country music icon with 31 number-one singles, nearly 20 billion streams, and over 20 million albums sold. Known for hard-hitting anthems blending small-town storytelling with stadium energy, he released his debut in 2005.
Marietta, Georgia native Travis Tritt blends country, Southern rock, blues, and gospel. Part of the Class of 89, he has sold over 30 million albums, earned two GRAMMY Awards, four CMA Awards, and joined the Grand Ole Opry. His hits include Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde.
Pittsburg, Texas native Koe Wetzel fuses grunge, rock, and Texas outlaw country. Known for headlining arena tours independently before signing with Columbia, he achieved mainstream success with the Triple-Platinum hit High Road. Wetzel has amassed over 6 billion global streams, earned 15 RIAA certifications, and toured extensively across the U.S., Europe, and Australia.
Pecos & the Rooftops, formed in 2019 in Lubbock, Texas, is a country-rock band known for blending soulful Americana with gritty guitar work and bluesy, confessional songwriting. Their breakout hit, "This Damn Song," achieved RIAA Platinum certification. They released their self-titled debut album in 2023 and the full-length LP "From Me To You" in January 2026. The band has toured with artists like Zach Bryan.
Colt Ford is a genre-defying country singer, rapper, and Average Joes Entertainment co-founder known for fusing country, rap, and Southern rock. His gold-certified debut Ride Through the Country launched five consecutive Top 10 Billboard country albums.
Georgia-born country artist Gavin Adcock transitioned from football to music in 2021. He is known for RIAA-certified hits like A Cigarette and Run Your Mouth. His 2024 album Actin' Up Again marked a major-label country debut milestone.
Sadie Bass is a country singer-songwriter from Bath, Michigan, known for her authentic Midwest grit and outdoor roots. She gained recognition on NBC's 'The Voice' and has opened for numerous national acts. Bass connects with fans through her music, releasing singles like "Dirt On Him" and "Talk Dirt To Me." She also appeared on outdoor television shows and signed with WME and Sony Music Publishing.
Rock the Country is a multi-city music festival celebrating American community, tradition, and patriotism. Co-founded by Kid Rock, it features a blend of country and rock music, often including hip-hop artists. Known for uniting major names like Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton, and Creed, the festival emphasizes small-town America and offers an engaging fan experience. Its inaugural event in Gonzales, Louisiana, saw significant attendance.
Detroit native Kid Rock is a platinum-selling country rap-rocker who broke through in 1998 with the seven-times-platinum album Devil Without a Cause, featuring hits "Bawitdaba" and "Cowboy." He later scored "Picture" and released Rock N Roll Jesus and Born Free.
Kentucky native Elvie Shane blends country, Americana and heartland rock. His sophomore album Damascus chronicles success, struggle and self-discovery, earning acclaim for blue-collar storytelling and a damaged, addicted and lost country perspective.
Born in Shreveport, Louisiana, Hank Williams Jr. blended outlaw country and country-rock, breaking through with 1979’s Family Tradition. A CMA Entertainer of the Year (1987–88), he scored eight #1s and hits like A Country Boy Can Survive.
