Smokey Jones and The 3 Dollar Pistols bring a fun, country scene to every venue by paying tribute to classic honky tonk music with a twinge of comedy. The band's show includes original and cover songs, and crowd dancing (two-stepping, line dancing, and cowgirl twirling).

Ryan Bingham’s life would make a great movie someday. Born in New Mexico, he was a professional bull-rider when still in his teens, and first played music in public after the rodeos were over for the day, and only for his fellow rodeo friends. Ultimately, he played more music and rode fewer bulls, traveling from town to town and venue to venue, before ending up in Los Angeles.

Eric Church has sung the national anthem at the Superbowl, won the Billboard Music Award for Top Country Tour, been nominated for a Grammy 10 times, won an Academy of Country Music (ACM) Award seven times, and the Country Music Association (CMA) Award four times. Since he learned to play the guitar, Eric Church has been a singer/songwriter, and he's earned money as a performer since he was a teen.

Raised in Kentucky on gospel classics and country, the Watson Twins, Chandra and Leigh, have traveled cross country for their music, formed an acclaimed rock band, Slydell, in California, sang back-up for Jenny Lewis and others, and never lost their roots.

Forget dusty old stereotypes! Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway bring new life to bluegrass. This trailblazing group comprises vocalist and guitarist Molly Tuttle, mandolinist Dominick Leslie, banjoist Kyle Tuttle, fiddle player Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, and bassist Shelby Means. The group pushes the boundaries of traditional bluegrass by incorporating elements of folk, Americana, and even hints of jazz. This can be heard in their use of unexpected chord changes and syncopated rhythms. 

Nat & Alex Wolff were born and raised in New York City, one of the most art-rich cities in the world. This sibling duo shares their passion for music and acting with their parents, Michael (jazz pianist/composer) and Polly (actress, writer, producer, and director). The brothers are best known for their hit Nickelodeon show and musical group by the same name, The Naked Brothers Band. After the show ended in 2009, the brothers started making pop, rock, alternative, and indie music together.