McClendon’s songwriting often blends personal history with observations about the South, most notably in his viral single King Henry, which challenges the “Good Ole Boys” system and generational corruption in South Carolina. His live shows have grown steadily, selling out in numerous markets across the southeast.
The band received a Grammy nomination for Best Bluegrass Album for 2019’s Toil, Tears & Trouble and has also been recognized by the International Bluegrass Music Association, including a nomination for Entertainer of the Year. Their No. 1 single on the Bluegrass Unlimited chart, “Wanderers Like Me” captures the restless spirit and dedication that defines them.
Their debut album What a Life drops February 2026, and it’s a full snapshot of who they are.... heartfelt songwriting, soaring instrumental moments, and a bold take on modern bluegrass. The record features a special guest appearance from bluegrass legend Sam Bush on fiddle and harmony vocals, with mastering by two-time GRAMMY Award winner David Glasser at Airshow Mastering.
Mitch’s original music continues to capture the hearts of many, garnering well over 100 million all-time streams with songs like "All l Need To See”, “Son”, “2020”, “Then Again” and "Ran into You" feat. Trisha Yearwood - which contributed over 75 million streams on Spotify alone. Rossell was also seen on the 2023 season of America’s Got Talent, where he wowed the judges and won the hearts of millions across the world with the performance of his autobiographical hit song, “Son”.
His breakout single “Better Off” earned Gold certification, marking a significant milestone in his career. With more than 283 million all-time streams and multiple Top 10 iTunes chart debuts, Coffman’s independent momentum continues to build nationwide. He has been featured as the face of Spotify’s Fresh Finds Country and Next From Nashville playlists, with additional support from Amazon’s Breakthrough Country and TIDAL’s Country Rising.
He has toured with Brantley Gilbert, Darius Rucker and Dwight Yoakam and recorded with Brooks &Dunn on “Lost and Found” on their 2019 Reboot album. Booth spent about two years in Nashville but decided to return to his Kentucky roots about five years ago to immerse himself into songwriting and thrive in the environment that has shaped who he has become as a man and musician. Theresult is the best musicof his career.
Her self-titled debut album was praised as “stunning” (HuffPost) and marked by “cleverness and wit” (Dallas Morning News). The follow-up, Weightless (2016), was lauded as “a thing of beauty” by Pop Dose. Liz’s sixth album, Funeral For My Past, became a notable success after her fans raised over $150,000 on Kickstarter to fund its independent release, making her the #4 most funded solo female musician in Kickstarter history.
Together, Christie Lenée and Katie Marie deliver an inspiring, high-energy show that seamlessly blends technical brilliance with heartfelt connection, offering audiences a powerful and unforgettable live experience.
A self-taught musician, Erick did not pick up a guitar until after graduating from college. What began as a late-blooming passion quickly grew into a thriving career. Since releasing his debut EP in 2008, he has recorded seven full-length albums and continues to evolve as both a songwriter and performer. He is currently at work on a new studio album slated for release in 2026.
His latest album, Almost Daylight, arrives after a seven-year recording hiatus and delivers some of the most powerful and unexpected work of his career. Known for vivid portraits of rural life and hard-lived characters, Knight continues that tradition here while also exploring themes of compassion, redemption, and love.
