Scotty Austin with Framing the Red, Saving Abel, and more

Formed in 2010 in Jackson, MS, Framing The Red delivers "Southern Sleeze Rock," playing over 200 shows yearly. They’ve shared stages with Motley Crue, Sevendust, and Kid Rock. Influenced by Mississippi blues legends and Southern rock pioneers, they’ve rocked festivals like Rocklahoma and Sturgis, with Jordan Newman on vocals/bass, Cody Smith on lead guitar/lap steel, and Caleb Franklin on percussion.

Scotty Austin, a multi-instrumentalist known for rock and diverse genres, fronted Saving Abel and collaborated with Ash Bowers and Broken Bow Records before going solo.

Saving Abel, founded by Jared Weeks and Jason Null, is a Southern rock band known for catchy hooks and heavy riffs. Their breakthrough single "Addicted" crossed from mainstream rock to the Billboard Hot 100 and Top 40. Their debut album went platinum with hits like "18 Days" and "Drowning (Face Down)." The follow-up, "Miss America," also charted well with singles like "Stupid Girl" and "The Sex is Good." They've received awards from MTV, VH1, and more, with "Addicted" named most played song of the year.

Multi-platinum band Rehab, from Atlanta, blends hip-hop and rock. Known for "Sittin' At A Bar," they’ve sold over a million albums. Collaborated with Kid Rock and toured with Linkin Park. Their "Welcome Home" video was CMT-nominated.