Whiskey Myers with Pony Bradshaw and Kashus Culpepper

Bradshaw's album "Thus Spoke the Fool" explores Appalachia's essence, blending bluegrass with hybrid sounds. Recorded near Athens, Georgia, it's the final in his acclaimed trilogy.

Whiskey Myers, a genre-bending band known for their high-energy shows and unique sound, has played over 2,500 live shows, including Red Rocks and Ryman. They opened for The Rolling Stones in Chicago. Their self-produced album "Tornillo" and the eponymous fifth studio album topped charts. With over 1.5 million albums sold and 2 billion streams, they've earned four RIAA Gold & Platinum awards. Featured in "Yellowstone," their music blends country, rock, and Americana.

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.