Seether with Blanco Brown, Jimmie Allen, and more

Multi-platinum singer-songwriter Jimmie Allen earned a Best New Artist nomination at the 64th GRAMMY Awards. His 2018 debut album Mercury Lane launched two No. 1 Country radio hits: 2x Platinum “Best Shot” and Platinum “Make Me Want To.”

Seether are a rock band known for songs “Broken,” “Fake It,” and “Words as Weapons.” They’ve earned five gold/platinum albums and multiple Billboard Rock Airplay Top 10s; 2020’s Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum spawned three No. 1 songs.

Born in the South, Blanco Brown fuses Country, Hip-Hop, and Soul into "Trailer Trap." His viral hit "The Git Up" topped charts, earning 11x Platinum status. A GRAMMY®-nominated engineer, Brown's collab "Just the Way" with Parmalee became a Country radio No. 1, amassing over 500 million streams.

Chase Bryant, a rock-influenced country singer-songwriter from Orange Grove, Texas, gained fame with "Take It On Back," co-producing his work. He faced personal turmoil, returned with the introspective album Upbringing in 2021, and advocates for mental health. His music blends classic rock with country, and he is known for hits like "Hell If I Know." Bryant’s family ties to Nashville legends include his grandfather Jimmy Bryant and he secured a publishing contract with help from Roy Orbison’s widow, Barbara.

Ohio-born Gary LeVox, Rascal Flatts' lead singer, blends country, pop, and faith in hits like “Bless the Broken Road.” With 17 No.1s, 23M albums sold, and 40+ awards, he’s a country icon.