The Oak Ridge Boys

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.

The Oak Ridge Boys, originally a gospel quartet from Knoxville, TN, evolved into a prominent country-pop group known for hits like "Elvira," "Bobbie Sue," and "American Made." Their harmonies remained steeped in gospel roots despite securing 16 country chart-toppers. Collaborating with artists like Johnny Cash, they won a Grammy for "Talk About the Good Times," and Paul Simon featured them on "Slip Slidin' Away." Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015, they've maintained a lasting presence in the music world.