Born in Ashland, KY, Wynonna Judd rose to fame with The Judds before going solo in the '90s. Known for blending country with blues & rock, her hits include "No One Else on Earth." Multiple platinum albums & chart-toppers mark her celebrated career. Reunited with Naomi for tours & special projects.
WV-born Charles Wesley Godwin crafts cinematic country-folk, known for his albums "Seneca" and "How the Mighty Fall." His style—Appalachian Americana—is praised by Rolling Stone and NPR’s Mountain Stage.
Fort Worth, TX native infuses traditional Country with Rock 'n' Roll swagger, influenced by George Strait & Elvis Presley. Acclaimed for hits like "Honky Tonkin’ About," he's performed at The Grand Ole Opry and earned high praise from major media outlets. Known for electrifying shows and strong fanbase.
Madeline Edwards, born in California and raised in Texas, blends jazz, soul, gospel, and country music. Recognized for her Opry debut and featured on Spotify's "Hot Country Artists to Watch," Edwards' debut album, "Crashlanded," released with Warner Music Nashville, showcases her unique style. She's opened for Chris Stapleton and was named Billboard’s Rookie Of The Month.
Maggie Rose, a singer-songwriter praised by Billboard, blends pop, rock, soul, and Americana. Known for her soulful voice and diverse themes, she's collaborated with top musicians and played over 100 Grand Ole Opry shows.
Nashville-based Lindsay Lou blends bluegrass, folk, Americana, with soulful pop. Known for her powerful vocals, she emerged from Lindsay Lou & The Flatbellys and Sweet Water Warblers.
Alabama-born Ella Langley, a country singer-songwriter known for her mix of rock and pop, hit songs like “If You Have To,” tours with Jon Pardi & more, has over 120M streams on her debut EP.
Born in Arlington, TX, Mickey Guyton is a Black country artist known for blending classic and pop influences. Hits include "Better Than You Left Me" and "Black Like Me," which earned her historic Grammy nominations. She collaborates with stars like Kane Brown.
Sierra Hull, a bluegrass prodigy, debuted at the Grand Ole Opry at 10, played at Carnegie Hall, and collaborated with icons like Bela Fleck. Known for hits like "Weighted Mind," she's a Grammy nominee and Presidential Scholarship recipient at Berklee.
Baltimore's Brittney Spencer blends life and imagination into music, earning kudos from top magazines and performing on major shows. Known for hits like “Bigger Than The Song,” she has collaborated with stars like Willie Nelson and Maren Morris and supports various causes.
