Turnpike Troubadours with The Avett Brothers, Kaitlin Butts, and more

The Avett Brothers, from North Carolina, gained fame with "I And Love And You" in 2009. Hits like "True Sadness" earned GRAMMY® nominations and topped charts, while they secured spots in the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. Collaborated with Judd Apatow for a documentary. Known for Americana and folk-rock styles and their charitable efforts, including a $325k Hurricane Florence benefit.

Turnpike Troubadours, from Oklahoma, blend Woody Guthrie's folk and Waylon Jennings' honky tonk with bluegrass and Cajun. Popular for "Goodbye Normal Street," they hit country and rock charts, and sold out arenas. After a hiatus, they returned with 2023's "A Cat in the Rain," produced by Shooter Jennings. They’ve shared the stage with Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town.

Tulsa-born Kaitlin Butts blends theatrical country with soulful, witty storytelling. Nominated for 2024 Americana Emerging Act, she’s toured with Dierks Bentley and Lainey Wilson.

Old 97's, born in Dallas, blend alt-country and power pop with Rhett Miller's emotive vocals and Ken Bethea's twangy guitar. Known for albums like "Wreck Your Life" and "Too Far to Care," they've collaborated with Waylon Jennings and Brandi Carlile. Despite never hitting mainstream, they've thrilled alt-country fans with spirited live shows and albums like "Most Messed Up" and "Twelfth." They even appeared in the "Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special." Their style remains eclectic and lively, with notable guest features like Peter Buck.