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Two Step Inn with Travis Tritt, Zach Bryan, and more

Apr 15, 2023  ·  San Gabriel Park, Georgetown, TX San Gabriel Park, Georgetown, TX

Two Step Inn
Apr 15
Two Step Inn
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Marietta, GA country star blending Southern rock, blues & gospel. Class of ’89. Hits: “Here’s a Quarter,” “It’s a Great Day,” “Bonnie & Clyde.” 30M sold; 2 Grammys, 4 CMA; Opry.
Born in Japan, raised in Oklahoma; alt-rock/singer-songwriter blending heartland & heartbreak. Ex-Navy; breakout acoustic album in Jacksonville drew major labels; sold out 1k–70k shows.
Tyler Childers, born in Lawrence County, Kentucky, is a country singer-songwriter known for his authentic Appalachian storytelling. His music blends neotraditional country, bluegrass, and folk. Notable albums include *Purgatory*, *Country Squire*, *Rustin' in the Rain*, and *Snipe Hunter*. He earned a Grammy for "Bitin' List" and is celebrated for hits like "Feathered Indians" and "In Your Love," often exploring themes of rural life and social justice.
Dripping Springs, TX trio Midland: GRAMMY-nominated modern-traditional country w/ harmonies & steel; 5xPlatinum #1 “Drinkin’ Problem,” plus “Burn Out.”
Wynonna Judd: American country legend known for raw, soulful power; reinvented her sound on The Hard Truth with producer/songwriter Cactus Moser (Highway 101).
Clay Walker, Texas country star: multi‑Platinum, 11 No.1 hits & 40 chart singles (“If I Could Make A Living,” “She Won’t Be Lonely Long”); MS advocate, founded Clay Walker Foundation; Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.
Seminole, Texas-born country icon Tanya Tucker: “Delta Dawn,” 10 Billboard No.1s, 56 Top 40 singles; 2 Grammys, CMA/ACM/CMT wins; Hall of Fame.
Chicago-born gospel/soul icon of The Staple Singers; fierce, timeless voice. GRAMMY winner incl. Lifetime Achievement, Kennedy Center Honoree, halls of fame; collab’d w/ Dylan, Prince, Aretha, Willie.
Jo Dee Messina: chart-topping ’90s country star with powerhouse vocals; 9 No.1s, 16 Top 40 hits; first woman with 3 consecutive multi-week No.1s.
Tallahassee-born T-Pain (Faheem Najm): Auto-Tune pop/hip-hop/R&B hitmaker; 50M+ singles, 6 Grammys. “All I Do Is Win,” NPR’s top Tiny Desk, Masked Singer winner.
Mississippi-born, Florida-raised DJ/producer Diplo broke out via Philly’s Hollertronix; runs Mad Decent/Higher Ground; Major Lazer, LSD (Sia/Labrinth), Silk City (Mark Ronson); 13× Grammy-nominated; Grammy-winning Platinum “Electricity” (with Dua Lipa).
Muscle Shoals, AL country band blending radio-friendly tunes with classic twang; late-’80s hitmakers “Two Dozen Roses,” “Next to You, Next to Me”; Grammy+CMA-winning duet w/Alison Krauss.
Vidor, Texas-born country star Tracy Byrd blends traditional twang and storytelling; hits “Holdin’ Heaven,” “Watermelon Crawl,” “Keeper of the Stars,” “Jose Cuervo.” Gold/platinum.
Tyler, TX-born country artist Niko Moon: ex–Sir Rosevelt w/ Zac Brown; “Good Time” #1. Wrote 8 #1s for Wallen/Avicii; SESAC winner; ZBB co-producer.
East Texas country provocateur with “Big Velvet” baritone; blends classic grit, gospel & rock swagger. Hits: “Cocaine Country Dancing,” “Fuck You Money,” GOLD “Last Of My Kind” w/ Shaboozey; 434M streams; collabs Margo Price, Orville Peck, Cody Jinks, Lana Del Rey.
Diamond Rio: Grammy-winning country band formed 1989; 6x Vocal Group of the Year. Signed Arista Nashville; debut “Meet in the Middle” first #1 debut single. Hits: “One More Day,” “Unbelievable,” “Beautiful Mess.” 6.8M albums, 1.05B streams; 7 #1s, 20 Top 10s.
American pop-country band Lonestar (Dean Sams, Michael Britt, Keech Rainwater, Drew Womack); 10 Hot Country No.1s incl. “Amazed”; 10.5M sold; ACM & CMA winners.
Uncle Kracker: Nashville-recorded, feel-good country groove artist known for interactive, party-style live shows—infectious, heartfelt lyrics that keep fans smiling.
Priscilla Block: bold, unapologetic country singer known for confessional hooks. Platinum “Just About Over You”; No.1 “You, Me, And Whiskey” w/ Justin Moore; 700M+ streams.
Born in Southern Illinois, country singer-songwriter David Lee Murphy (“Dust on the Bottle”) blends outlaw country & Southern rock; wrote hits for Chesney, Aldean, Bryan.
Born in Plant City, FL, raised Nashville—Pam Tillis is a ’90s country star/songwriter: “Maybe It Was Memphis,” “Mi Vida Loca” (No.1). ACM Female Vocalist; collab Lorrie Morgan.
West Virginia singer-songwriter Charles Wesley Godwin crafts heart-on-sleeve Americana: Seneca, How the Mighty Fall, Family Ties; collabs Luke Combs, Wyatt Flores.
Born in Greenville, SC, Nikki Lane blends vintage honky-tonk with indie-rock bite. Albums: Walk of Shame, All or Nothin’, Highway Queen, Denim & Diamonds; “Right Time.” Worked with Dan Auerbach, Josh Homme, Lana Del Rey.
American country singer Doug Stone: debuted in 1990 on Epic; 8 #1s incl “In a Different Light” (Grammy-nominated) & “Jukebox”; platinum & gold albums.
Fort Worth, TX country singer with rock ’n’ roll swagger (Strait/Elvis). iTunes #1 Dallas/Fort Worth; Billboard Best ’22. “Honky Tonkin’ About” w/ Reklaws. Opry, Stagecoach.
Little Texas: ’90s country vocal band; self-written hits “God Blessed Texas,” “What Might Have Been,” “Amy’s Back in Austin”; 7M sold, 12 Top 20; ACM Top Vocal Group ’94.
Nashville country-pop singer-songwriter Alana Springsteen; acclaimed by NPR/PEOPLE. Album TWENTY SOMETHING; hits “Hot Honey” w/Tiësto, “goodbye…” w/Tenpenny.
Kentucky-born Elvie Shane blends country, Americana & heartland rock; hailed by Billboard & Rolling Stone as a blue-collar voice for the damaged, addicted & lost.
Madeline Edwards, born in California and raised in Houston, blends deeply emotional country and soul. Known for powerful storytelling, she’s performed with The Highwomen, opened for Chris Stapleton, and made her Grand Ole Opry debut. Her music, shaped by personal loss, inspires healing across generations.

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