Cody Johnson is a country music artist with six successful albums, including the CMA Album of the Year Leather. He has achieved four RIAA Platinum number one singles, including a collaboration with Carrie Underwood, and earned multiple ACM and CMA awards.
Caylee Hammack is a country artist from Ellaville, Georgia. Known for her debut album If It Wasn’t for You, she won an ACM Award for Musical Event of the Year for Fooled Around and Fell in Love with Miranda Lambert. She has shared stages with Luke Bryan and Brothers Osborne, and performed at the Grand Ole Opry.
Noah Rinker, from Shaver Lake, California, is a singer-songwriter known for his Americana, country, and folk rock sound. His heartfelt storytelling and acoustic anthems gained prominence through viral songs like "Save My Soul" and "Wherever I Go". He released EPs including "After Dark," "Burning Daylight," and "The Pines," and is signed with Warner Records. He has performed at major festivals and made his Grand Ole Opry debut.
Originating from Philadelphia, Mississippi, award-winning hitmaker HARDY bridges country and rock music. A multi-ACM and CMA winner and BMI Country Songwriter of the Year, he has written 16 number-one singles, including TRUCK BED, ONE BEER, wait in the truck, and JACK.
Born in Dixon, California, country music singer Jon Pardi broke through with his 2015 album California Sunrise, featuring number one hits like Head Over Boots and Dirt on My Boots. Signed to Capitol Records Nashville, he is known for albums including Heartache Medication and Mr. Saturday Night.
Arkansas-born country and rock artist Ashley McBryde is a Grammy, ACM, and CMA award winner, Grand Ole Opry member, and acclaimed songwriter best known for her landmark 2020 LP Never Will.
Georgia-bred country singer-songwriter Megan Moroney is known for hits like Tennessee Orange and No Caller ID. Her breakout debut Lucky was followed by her sophomore album Am I Okay?. She has won awards including ACM and CMA New Artist of the Year.
Multi-PLATINUM country singer and songwriter Kip Moore is known for hits like Somethin Bout a Truck, Hey Pretty Girl, Beer Money, and More Girls Like You. Blending traditional country with Southern rock, Moore has released critically praised albums, including Wild World, and built a massive international following.
Treaty Oak Revival — an American southern rock and country band from Odessa, Texas, formed in 2018. Known for their "rock band with a country accent" sound, blending country, rock, and alternative influences, they gained popularity with their 2021 debut album "No Vacancy." Their 2025 album "West Texas Degenerate" achieved chart success, and they are currently touring extensively.
Georgia-born country artist Gavin Adcock transitioned from football to music in 2021 after a knee injury. He is known for platinum and gold hits like A Cigarette and Run Your Mouth, and hit albums including Actin’ Up Again and Own Worst Enemy.
Wyoming native Ian Munsick is a modern country artist blending traditional sounds with a roots-pop edge. He has amassed over a billion streams and released albums including Coyote Cry, White Buffalo, Eagle Feather, and The Mountain Goat. His hits include the Platinum duet Long Live Cowgirls with Cody Johnson, Long Haul, and Horses Are Faster.
Gretchen Wilson is a country singer raised in Pocahontas, Illinois. She rose to stardom with her 2004 debut single, Redneck Woman, and her chart-topping debut album, Here for the Party. Co-written with John Rich, her breakout hit made history on the Billboard charts. She later founded Redneck Records.
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.
Arizona native Avery Anna is a country singer known for her debut album Breakup Over Breakfast, sophomore album let go letters, and the streaming hit Blood Runs Thicker. The ACM New Female of the Year winner has surpassed two billion global streams and collaborated with Dexter and the Moonrocks.
Livingston, Tennessee native Bayker Blankenship delivers rootsy country ballads with heartfelt vocals. Known for his authentic Southern charm, he rose to prominence with the viral single "Maxed Out," which achieved RIAA Platinum Certification. His debut EP, "Younger Years," features popular songs like "300 Miles."
WE Fest is an annual multi-day country music and camping festival held at the Soo Pass Ranch in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. Founded in 1983 by promoter Jeff Krueger, it has grown into one of the largest country music festivals in the United States, drawing tens of thousands of fans each August. The event features live performances from major country music artists and rising stars across multiple outdoor stages, alongside extensive camping options spread over hundreds of acres.
Country artist Rodney Atkins is an ACM award winner and CMA nominee who has scored six number-one singles on Country Radio, including Watching You and Take a Back Road. His music has been featured on television shows and the Netflix series The Waterfront.
Raised in Hull, Georgia, country artist Mackenzie Carpenter wrote songs with her brothers and sang in church. Her debut album Hey Country Queen introduced sharp storytelling. She co-wrote Megan Moroney’s “I’m Not Pretty” and the CMA-nominated “You Had To Be There” with Kenny Chesney.
Carrollton, Ga.-raised country newcomer Noah Hicks writes warm, relatable songs rooted in home. His single No More Of ’Em was produced by Jeremy Stover and co-written with Stover, Rhett Akins and Will Bundy; also released Miss You Back.
Singer/songwriter Zandi Holup built a grassroots following by sharing demos online, then signed with Big Loud Records. Her debut album Wildflower, produced by Ryan Hadlock, blends raw folk-country storytelling and emotive vocals. She’s opened for Steve Earle.
Fort Worth-bred soul-country singer-songwriter Alex Lambert blends country storytelling with timeless soul. Signed to Big Loud Texas (co-founded by Miranda Lambert and Jon Randall), he draws on classic country, R&B and pop, and learned guitar at 8 from his grandfather.
