Maddox Batson Indio Tickets - Empire Polo Field

Myles Kennedy

19 concerts

Myles Kennedy, born in Boston and frontman of Alter Bridge, is known for his soaring vocals and songwriting. With over 1 billion streams, gold/platinum awards, and collaborations with Slash, Disturbed, and Halestorm, he's a musical powerhouse with solo hits like "The Ides of March."

Kashus Culpepper

22 concerts

Alabama-born country artist Kashus Culpepper blends Southern genres with a husky vocal style. Known for songs like “After Me?” and “Who Hurt You,” he performed at soldiers’ bonfires and later opened for Charles Wesley Godwin and Charley Crockett. Signed to Big Loud Records, he's acclaimed by MusicRow and The Tennessean.

Shaboozey

19 concerts

Shaboozey, Virginia-born artist melding country and hip-hop, known for "Jeff Gordon" and featuring on the "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" soundtrack, crafts cinematic, emotive music.

Louie TheSinger

15 concerts

Louie TheSinger, from Fort Worth, Texas, blends country with Mexican roots, gaining fame for his unique style. His track “Sending Me Back” reflects his inspiring journey.

Jelly Roll

23 concerts

Nashville's Jelly Roll, a 4x GRAMMY® nominee, blends country and rock. Known for hits like "Liar," his album Beautifully Broken topped Billboard 200. With 20+ awards, he's acclaimed for his impactful music and humanitarian efforts, contributing a studio to a juvenile detention center and engaging with rehab centers.

Niko Moon

37 concerts

Texas-born Niko Moon is a chart-topping country artist known for hits like "Good Time." A songwriter for stars like Morgan Wallen and Avicii, he's also co-produced Zac Brown Band albums.

Lanie Gardner

13 concerts

Appalachian-born Lanie Gardner blends classic rock and country. Known for her viral Fleetwood Mac cover and hits, she’s toured widely, collaborated with Thomas Rhett, and earned acclaim.

Colby Acuff

14 concerts

Idaho-born Colby Acuff blends bluegrass and country, known for raw storytelling in albums like *Life Of A Rolling Stone*. His music honors working-class roots and loss.

Nelly

40 concerts

Nelly, born Cornell Iral Haynes, Jr., is a St. Louis-based rapper known for hits like "Hot in Herre," "Dilemma," and "Shake Ya Tailfeather." With a mix of country and street style, he achieved crossover appeal, earning Grammy awards and six consecutive Top Ten albums. Nelly's collaborations span genres, working with artists like Kelly Rowland, Justin Timberlake, and Tim McGraw. His versatile style led to a country-pop fusion in the 2021 album "Heartland." Well-known for catchy hooks and commercial success, his career includes albums like the diamond-certified "Country Grammar."

Koe Wetzel

27 concerts

Texas-born Koe Wetzel defies genre norms, blending country, rock, hip-hop, and grunge. Known for hits like “Drunk Driving” and “Creeps,” he boasts 2.6B streams. His high-energy concerts are famed, and he’s opened for Morgan Wallen.

George Birge

21 concerts

Austin, TX native George Birge, known for hits "Cowboy Songs" and "Mind On You," amasses 150M+ streams. Billboard’s Country Rookie, he's opened for Luke Bryan, Dylan Scott, and more.

Tommy James & The Shondells

14 concerts

Tommy James, born in Dayton, Ohio, led the '60s band Tommy James & the Shondells, known for hits like "Hanky Panky" and "I Think We're Alone Now." Their style combined upbeat pop with rock & roll and later psychedelia. They collaborated with producers Ritchie Cordell and Bo Gentry. Despite chart success, they faced challenges with Roulette Records over royalties. Their legacy endures through covers by artists like Billy Idol and Joan Jett, and reissues of their music continue to keep their sound alive.

Crystal Gayle

12 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.

The Castellows

39 concerts

The Castellows, a Neo-Traditional Country trio from Georgetown, GA, now based in Nashville, enchants with their masterful harmonies and songwriting. Consisting of sisters Ellie, Powell, and Lily, they signed with Warner Music Nashville and worked with producer Trina Shoemaker. Their debut EP, *A Little Goes A Long Way*, gained critical acclaim, earning a CMT award nomination and SiriusXM "Highway Find" status.

Dasha

31 concerts

Born in Les Abymes, Jessica Martinon, "Dasha", is a renowned urban singer influenced by her choreographer mother. Known for the zouk hit "Et si", and awarded for the duo "Vou an Choisi" with Nicy, Dasha shines in Parisian scenes and collaborates with notable artists like Naamix and Pompis.

Creed

30 concerts

Creed, formed in 1994 in Tallahassee, Florida, became a leading post-grunge rock band. Known for hits like "Higher" and "With Arms Wide Open," which won a Grammy, they sold over 30 million albums worldwide. Fronted by Scott Stapp, Creed faced both criticism and commercial success, and despite internal struggles, reunited in 2023 amid renewed interest. Band members also formed Alter Bridge with Myles Kennedy.

Tiera Kennedy

1 concert

Alabama native Tiera Kennedy brings vitality to Country music with her celestial voice and songwriting. She's collaborated on Beyoncé’s Grammy-nominated album **Cowboy Carter**, appeared in a Dolly Parton video, and is mentored by pop-country star Shania Twain.

Sturgill Simpson

8 concerts

Sturgill Simpson, born in Kentucky, is known for his genre-defying music. Acclaimed for albums like "Metamodern Sounds" and "A Sailor's Guide," he blends country, psychedelic, and rock. He won a Grammy for Best Country Album and has been nominated for others. Collaborated with artists like Kesha and Guns N' Roses, and co-wrote with Merle Haggard. Involved in film and philanthropy.