The young whippersnappers of modern Country owe a lot to Dwight Yoakam. Once shunned by the Nashville elite, the pioneering singer-songwriter is credited with paving the way for Country music's acceptance in the mainstream. His 'hillbilly honkey tonk' stylings earned him a following of fans that called themselves 'Cow-Punks' in retaliation to the polite Country Pop of the late 70's.

Over the course of his enviable thirty plus year career, Vince Gill has penned some of country music's most indelible tracks, in his solo career and with the influential outfit Pure Prairie League, including the classics 'Tryin' To Get Over You' and 'I Still Believe in You'. Don't miss the living legend on tour when he plays near you soon!

This self-proclaimed "roughneck" musician has struck a chord with fans worldwide, his talent taking him from the radio stations to television stations. His top-selling album, Songs About Me, went double Multi-Platinum and he's been seen on screen in the hit series The Lincoln Lawyer. Country music is still his first love though, and he's back on the road taking his music from town to town!

Purveyor of 'Lover Boy Country,' Russell Dickerson is heading your way on his brand new tour. Dubbed the 'RUSSELLMANIA Spring Slam Tour' tour, Dickerson boasts three studio albums and nine singles, with four of them reaching number one. His 2022 single 'She Likes It' even went double platinum. Get ready for a wild ride as the Tennessee native brings the party to you live across the country!

One of country music's newest and biggest stars, Sam Barber heads out on tour across North America aged just 21! Barber has been going from strength to strength since his beginnings on TikTok in 2021, with all the hallmarks of a future superstar. He's already opened for the likes of Bruce Springsteen and Ed Sheeran, as well as making his Grand Ole Opry debut in 2023.

Chris Janson is heading on a brand new tour! Born and raised in Missouri, singer-songwriter Chris Janson finished up high school, then relocated to Nashville to pursue a career in country music. Luckily for the youngster, the gamble paid off and it wasn't long before he was writing for the likes of Tim McGraw and Guns N' Roses founders Duff McKagan and Izzy Stradlin.