Going strong since 1940, this gospel and country quartet (composed of Joe Bonsall, Duane Allen, William Lee Golden, Richard Sterban) were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015. Celebrated for songs such as 'Elvira', 'Bobbie Sue', 'Touch a Hand, and Make a Friend', 'Gonna Take a Lot of River' and 'American Made', the group continually tour and perform, even collaborating with newer artists.

Arguably the first big star to bring Country to a mainstream audience in the 1990s, Black is one of the first artists in a generation that took inspiration from Merle Haggard, Bob Wills, and George Jones, taking rock-oriented pop and mixing it up in a country setting. Offering an easily marketable and squeaky clean image of Country, he smoothed the way for artists after him to come along, particularly Garth Brooks.

Now celebrating over 50 years since forming in 1966, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band have existed in various incarnations; from their early days as a large ensemble to the critically acclaimed folk and country rock group that they are today. Despite their heyday existing in the late Eighties where they charted three number one singles, their popularity has seen a resurgence with their continuing dedication to touring and recording new material.

The Grammy-winning country artist Travis Tritt is hitting the road! With The Allman Brothers amongst his influences, Travis has always dipped into the southern rock sound more than his other country artist contemporaries. His shows are always a boisterous affair, and you can expect to hear Tritt standards such as Foolish Pride and Best of Intentions.

Bluegrass Nashville natives The SteelDrivers will bring their upbeat country sound to stages across North America. After hitting the festival circuit, The SteelDrivers released their self-titled debut in 2008 which went on to be nominated for a Grammy Award for the song 'Blue Side of the Mountain.' The band's most recent album, 'Bad For You' was released in 2020.

Originally formed by Michael Chowning, John Dillon and Michael Granada in 1972, The Ozark Mountain Dardevils are best known for their tracks "Jackie Blue" and "If You Wanna Get To Heaven". With a career spanning over 50 years and having written and recorded eight studio albums, their new tour is set to give attendees a real taste of 70s southern country rock!