The Bandana Brothers are a swampy-tonk outlaw country duo bringing raw energy, brother harmonies, and backwoods grit to every stage they hit. Fronted by brothers Koda and Sauter Sciuto, they deliver a no-tracks, all-heart live show — tight twin-style vocals, greasy guitar work, and songs that feel like they were written on a screened porch with a thunderstorm rolling in.

Chris Greiner is a Pennsylvania-born country artist pioneering his signature “Revival Rock” sound, blending country, Southern rock, and faith-driven songwriting, with performances alongside Jimmie Allen and Drake Bell.

Isaac Scott is an Iowa-born country singer-songwriter whose faith-driven music draws on personal experiences to deliver heartfelt songs of hope, healing, and resilience, including his 2025 single “FAKING IT.”

Joey McGrew is an American Idol alum, Christian recording artist signed to Orenda Music Group, and Houston-area worship leader whose music centers on faith, ministry, and inspiring audiences through powerful, purpose-driven performances.

Reece Gus & The Fifths are a rising Florida-based country-rock band known for their high-energy live shows, multi-vocalist harmonies, and modern country sound, having opened for Joe Nichols, Wade Bowen, and Austin Snell while performing at Nashville’s SixOneFive CMA events and major festivals alongside Eric Church and Noah Kahan.

Cam Bertrand is a Florida-born stand-up comedian, America’s Got Talent alum, and former Wild ’N Out writer whose Dry Bar Comedy special Sophisticated Ignorance has amassed over 100 million views, with touring credits alongside Matt Rife.

Due South is a Nashville-based country trio featuring Ali Rose, Kylee Stone, and Melissa Carter, blending three-part harmonies with a fresh mix of alt-country, pop-rock, and ’90s-inspired influences on original songs like “Someone Else’s Lesson” and “Tie Me Down.”

Jaelen Johnston is the runner-up of NBC’s The Voice Season 27 on Team Kelsea Ballerini, bringing a powerful baritone and a gritty blend of outlaw country, blues, and rock to original songs like “Sober Cigarette” and “Ghosts.”

Kase Houston is an emerging Red Dirt country artist from Yukon, Oklahoma, who gained national exposure auditioning for American Idol and is carving his own path with a sound inspired by the raw, storytelling traditions of Oklahoma country music.

Cam Cummings is an Alabama-raised, Nashville-based country-rock artist and former University of South Alabama baseball player whose breakout single “Heart Attack” has surpassed 750,000 streams, blending Southern grit with modern country-rock.

The Heels are an award-winning, all-female country trio whose viral album I Am charted in more than 10 countries, blending powerhouse three-part harmonies and empowering songwriting with a high-energy stage show that has earned them performances alongside major country stars.

Jimmie Allen is a multi-platinum country music singer-songwriter, ACM New Male Artist of the Year winner, and Grammy-nominated artist known for his genre-blending sound and hit songs including “Best Shot” and “Make Me Want To.”

Philmon Lee is a Season 24 American Idol Top 11 finalist and former Epic Records recording artist from LaGrange, Georgia, known for his gritty, soulful vocals and collaborations with Lindsey Stirling and Young Thug.