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Miranda Lambert

Vanner Records/RCA recording artist Miranda Lambert released her highly anticipated new studio album Wildcard Nov. 1 2019, which includes the Grammy-nominated "It All Comes Out in The Wash" and her number 1 country radio single, "Bluebird." In January, Miranda embarked on her Wildcard headlining tour with special guests Cody Johnson and LANCO. The most decorated artist in th ehistory of the Academy of Country Music, Lambert is the recipient of more than 70 presitigious awards and special honor: 34 ACM Awards (including 9 ACM Female Vocalist of the Year Awards), 13 CMA Awards, 2 GRAMMY Awards, the Harmony Award (Nashville Symphony), Artist in Residence and was named 2019 RIAA's Artist of the Year.

Neal McCoy

Neal McCoy has released fifteen studio albums on various labels, and has released 34 singles to country radio.In 1993, Neal McCoy broke through with the back-to-back number 1 singles No Doubt About It and Wink from his platinum-certified album No Doubt About It. His commercial success continued into the late 1990s with two more platinum albums and a gold album, as well as six more Top Ten hits. A seventh Top Ten hit, the number 10 Billy’s Got His Beer Goggles On, came in 2005 from his self-released That’s Life.

Lee Brice

Ten years after the release of his first album, music listeners likely think they have a good idea about who Lee Brice is, based on his eight #1 singles and his seven CMA Award nominations. He is, one might argue, a sensitive country roughneck, the guy who embraces the power of long-lasting relationships in “Love Like Crazy,” “A Woman Like You” and “I Don’t Dance.” He’s the guy who makes his audiences cry every time he memorializes people who sacrificed their lives on our behalf in “I Drive Your Truck.”

Jo Dee Messina

Jo Dee Messina is a seasoned veteran in the music industry, always evolving and reintroducing herself and her sound as she gains new experiences in life. Jumpstarting her career, Jo Dee's breakout song, "Heads Carolina, Tails California," made her a household name. Following the success of her debut, Jo Dee posted nine No. 1 hits, sixteen Top 40 songs, sold over five million albums worldwide, and was honored by the ACM Awards, CMA Awards, and Grammy Awards. As Jo Dee's resume grew, she proved to be a trendsetter and history maker, becoming the first female in country music history to celebrate three consecutive multi-week, chart-topping songs.

Tenille Townes

Canadian-born and Nashville-based, Tenille Townes is a two-time ACM Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician in the midst of a breakthrough year following the release of her acclaimed debut album, "The Lemonade Stand." Out now via Columbia Nashville in partnership with RCA Records, the album was produced by Jay Joyce (Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town) and consists of twelve songs all written by Townes. Since the release, Townes has been named New Female Artist of the Year at the 55th ACM Awards and won three awards at the Canadian Country Music Awards, making her an eight-time CCMA winner.

Adam Doleac

Adam Doleac, dubbed "the hero country needs" by Popdust, has staked his claim as one to watch in Nashville. Recently No.1 on Sirius XM's Hot 30 Countdown with his single "Famous" - a successful follow-up to previous release "Whiskey's Fine" reaching No. 3 on the countdown. Doleac's music was described by Rolling Stone as "anchored not only in the trends of Top 40 radio, but also the blue-collar grit of Bob Seger and the bluesy influence of his Mississippi hometown."

Niko Moon

Sitting across from country singer/songwriter Niko Moon, the words "GOOD TIME" are inescapable, peeking through the threads above his knees. "Good Time" is a track on his forthcoming genre-testing debut EP, a moment he wanted to benchmark with tattoos: "GOOD" on his right leg, "TIME" on his left. "I always wear holy jeans," Moon explains, "and I’m starting to run out of real estate." "GOOD TIME" deserved permanent ink, since the phrase is more than just an album title. It’s also a way of life for Moon, an adventurous artist, writer and musician with an enduring optimism and a flair for challenging boundaries.

Walker Montgomery

Walker Montgomery was exposed to the music business from an early age, and his dad put a Baby Taylor in his hands by the time he was five years old and taught him the basics, but was wise enough to let his son find his own way musically, offering plenty of support but also healthy space to create his own path. It’s no surprise that along with his dad, Walker cites his two main musical influences as Randy Travis and Luke Bryan. Evident in his writing as well as his vocals, his love for the old and the new combined demonstrates a deep, abiding appreciation for both country’s rich heritage as well as its contemporary sounds and vibe.

Allie Colleen

Allie Colleen, a Belmont University graduate from Owasso, Oklahoma performs with a style that is truly her own and is no stranger to the music industry. Her passion for singing and songwriting since a young age has garnered her a reputation of being a notable songwriter with a iconic-sounding, impeccably strong voice that accents her Americana sound. The room never fails to silence as Allie Colleen begins to sing about the layers of love and heart-break that have shaped her, including some of her newest songs with witty lyrics and personal connection to the song unlike most today.

Luke Burkhardt

Luke Burkhardt is a singer-songwriter from eastern Ohio where he has been writing and performing his music in the Ohio River Valley and bordering regions for 10-plus years. While he describes his music as Americana in nature, Luke admits his music style is also greatly inspired by Country, Folk and Singer-Songwriter genres. Though he finds his music difficult to categorize, he references the likes of Chris Knight, John Prine, Ryan Bingham, Ruston Kelly, John Moreland, Evan Felker and Waylon Jennings as inspirational figures in his developed style.

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