Ward Thomas is an English modern country-pop duo that consists of twin sisters Catherine and Lizzy Ward Thomas. The duo are from Hampshire, England, and after they formed together to pursue a musical career, they released their debut single “Push for the Stride.” They went on to follow that up with singles that included “The Good and the Right,” “Town... read full bio
Twinnie-Lee Moore, known as just Twinnie, is an English singer-songwriter and actress who rose to fame playing Porsche McQueen in the television soap opera “Hollyoaks.” Twinnie began her acting career on stage after playing Velma Kelly in the production of ‘Chicago.’ She then went on to perform in productions which included ‘A Chorus Line,’ playing Jazmin in ‘Flashdance The Musical,’... read full bio
Stillwater, Oklahoma band The Great Divide is arguably one of the most iconic Red Dirt country band around. In the early 90s, this band signed a deal with Atlantic Records and soon after, released their first major label album “Break in the Storm.” This album offered them their first big hit, “Pour Me a Vacation,” which got great mainstream success... read full bio
King Calaway was founded as a result of a partnership between music producer Robert Deaton and Zack Katz, the president of BMG, who wanted to create a new and exciting band. They started their journey by looking for talented people, starting with Chris, Robert's son. They continued their search and came upon Simon Dumas, a talented guitarist and keyboardist, Austin... read full bio
Frank Ray developed a love for country music at a young age. Dividing his time between his mother’s home in San Antonio, Texas and with his father in Columbus, New Mexico, he was exposed to a diverse musical catalogue. But country music, particularly ranchera music, stood out to him the most. While he had apprehension of becoming a country musician... read full bio
HunterGirl, or Hunter Wolkonowski, is a Tennessee-native who has been making a big splash in the country music scene since her appearance on American Idol. HunterGirl started performing at church when she was just three years old and just a few years later, she started writing her own music. Soon, she joined different singing competitions around the U.S. She went... read full bio
Pure Prairie League is a country rock band from Waverly, Ohio, a place where Craig Fuller (singer and guitarist), Tom McGrail (drummer), Jim Caughlan (guitarist and drummer), and John David Call (steel guitarist) all got together for the first time. They band has been playing since the year 1970 and 50 years later, they are still going at it. In... read full bio
Jonny Burke is a musician who is constantly on the road, both figuratively and musically. As producer of the majority of the project, which was independently distributed on his own Dreamcar Records, Burke crafted a record that is as real and honest as it gets. His 2012 album, "Cup Runneth Over," was immediately followed by his debut solo album, "Distance... read full bio
Not to be swayed by a book's cover (with his flipped ball cap and broad shoulders) one of Nashville's hottest new songwriters, Tyler Reeve, may have the all-American look, but his lyrics are heavy on imagery that conjures up memories rather than tailgates and dusty roads. Tyler traveled from Mobile, Alabama to Nashville through a detour through Florida for college... read full bio
David Shelby planned his musical course somewhere between Nashville and Detroit's highways, with the goal of eventually making it to country radio with a distinctive sound. Shelby crafted a style he proudly refers to as "Rust Belt Country" by fusing the grit and salt of the earth of Motor City, Michigan, the culture's well-known rock n' roll past, and Nashville's... read full bio
Ralph II first held a banjo, as one might anticipate of the son of a well-known banjo player. Ralph, or simply ""Two,"" as his family and friends refer to him, received his first instruction from the senior Stanley when he was a ripe old age of three, learning how to perform a basic finger roll. But it turned out that,... read full bio
Dynamic, soulful, inventive, and witty, all with a heart-centered approach. Propaganda, a Los Angeles-based band, lyrically assembles powerful current music that spans across the gamut of youth and pop culture with an uncompromising message woven into hot rhythms and beats. He brings with him years of experience working in the community and teaching in classrooms, and he never shies away... read full bio
A modern Christian and worship group affiliated with Harvest Bible Chapel, Vertical Worship (previously known as Vertical Church Band) is based in Chicago, Illinois. The worship band consists of Jake France, Judd Harris, Robert Titean, James Herlo, Zac Moore, Tim Dalrymple, and Vanessa Dalrymple. They have three albums out on Essential Records under their Provident Label Group contract: Live Worship... read full bio
Country music has strong roots for Crystal Shawanda. She was a natural-born country person, connected to the land and the true stories of common people. Native Americans' lives revolve around music. It is their dance, their history, and a tool for both remembering and forgetting. It is a method to both honor life and lament death. On the Wikwemikong Native Reservation... read full bio
The Quebe Sisters are a Dallas, Texas-based American swing revival band that plays a fusion of western, jazz-influenced swing, country, and Texas-style fiddling. Sisters Grace, Sophia, and Hulda Quebe make up the band. They all play the fiddle and sing, and additional musicians play the upright bass, guitar, and other instruments. North Texas was the home of Grace Quebe, Sophia... read full bio
Tess Boyer is, right now, the most talked about performer to come out of NBC's The Voice. The former St. Louis Rams cheerleader competed in an audition for "The Voice" to demonstrate that she possesses the skills necessary to be successful as a singer. While she was cheerleading, she was also volunteering with children who had special needs and studying for... read full bio
Rachel Timberlake delivers a performance with such a high level of intensity to your stage. Observing this is similar to seeing a firecracker explode into a spectacular conclusion. When you hear Rachel speak with her crystal-clear voice and energetic delivery, it is very clear that she exudes confidence rather than cockiness, and this attribute is immediately apparent. Rachel just just... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Abigail Barlow hails from Birmingham, Alabama. She co-wrote and produced Emily Bear's album The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical, which won the Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album in 2022. She is also well-known for the independent pop hit "Heartbreak Hotel," which had more than 6.5 million streams and reached the #2 spot on iTunes. She and Bear received recognition... read full bio
Struggle Jennings is the stage name of William Harness, an American rapper from Nashville, Tennessee. He is the nephew of Shooter Jennings, from whom Harness took his stage name, and the grandson of country singer Jessi Colter and instrumental rock guitarist Duane Eddy. He is also the stepgrandson of Waylon Jennings. Along with Bubba Sparxxx, Jennings was a founding member... read full bio
Born in Eastern, Kentucky, raised in Nashville, Tennessee, Stephen Cochran's father's musical career served as the foundation for his musical taste. While attending Western Kentucky University at the age of 19, Stephen received a promising offer, but the September 11th attacks redirected the already-established patriotism inside Cochran. Stephen entered the United States Marine Corps after many members of his family, including his father and... read full bio
