Whiskey Myers with Ray Wylie Hubbard and Whitey Morgan

Ray Wylie Hubbard, born in Oklahoma and based in Texas, is a poet and songwriter known for his unique blend of mystic and quixotic styles. Over his 50-year career, he's collaborated with legends like Willie Nelson, Joe Walsh, and Ringo Starr on projects like CO-STARRING and its sequel. Celebrated for his post-Outlaw Country vibe, Hubbard's songs are rich with life and funk, capturing the essence of a romantic and adventurous spirit.

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.

Flint-born Morgan is a modern outlaw in country music, drawing from legends like Waylon Jennings. Known for "Hard Times and White Lines" and producing gritty anthems like "Let Me Roll," his career spans 15 years, six albums, and relentless touring. NPR and Rolling Stone praise his blue-collar style, and his Opry Debut solidifies his influence in the genre. Collaborating with Shooter Jennings, Morgan is pushing country music's boundaries.