ARTIST ROSTER

Jon Langston is a country artist and songwriter from Loganville, Georgia, blending heartfelt

storytelling with modern Southern grit. A former Division I football player, Langston found his

calling in music after multiple concussions cut his athletic career short. He independently built a

loyal fanbase with viral hits like “Forever Girl,” and "All Eyes On Us" which have earned RIAA Gold

certification. His breakout success led to a deal with EMI Records Nashville and became the first

signee to Luke Bryan’s label, 32 Bridge Entertainment. His major label debut single, “When It

Comes to Loving You,” hit No. 1 on the iTunes all-genre chart ahead of Drake and BeBe

Rexa. Langston has toured with Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, and Cole Swindell, and more, earning

a reputation as a dynamic live performer. In 2022, he made his long-awaited debut at the Grand Ole

Opry. His first full-length album, Heart On Ice, dropped in 2023, showcasing his signature blend of

grit, vulnerability, and Southern soul. With over 600 million career streams, Langston continues to

carve out his lane in country music. In 2024, he returned to his roots and became an independent

artist again and has steadily toured and released new music with more coming out this fall and a

full length record to tour in 2026!

Kylie Morgan strives to be a relatable storyteller and an engaging live performer. The Oklahoma native, is known for baring her soul in her confessional lyrics, and she leaves her heart on the stage, whether she’s headlining her own tour or supporting acts like Old Dominion, Parker McCollum, or Walker Hayes. She has been performing since the age of 14, and has been in Nashville for over 10 years. Kylie has played stages like the Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman, Nissan Stadium, Crypto Arena, and many more. She received an RIAA certified gold single for  “If He Wanted To He Would”, and has over 450 million career streams.

Unfiltered. Unconventional. And above all, unapologetic. Those are the defining traits of a whole new generation of Country star – and Spencer Crandall is one of them. As one of Country’s most progressive new talents, self-made and as dynamic as they come, Crandall has no time to say “sorry” for his raw, soul-baring stories. Driven toward greatness, he’s got no remorse for his big dreams, and pulls no punches with his ever-evolving sound. The Nashville based artist has spent years combining pop’s untamed energy with the confessional lyricism of Country, opening up territory no one before him even knew existed – and with his ambitious new 20-track album, Western, the frontier expands again. Growing up in Denver with a tight knit family, the creative powerhouse was taught hard work and dedication, and learned his lessons well – even playing football in college. But when injuries ended his career, the standout athlete was officially out of his comfort zone. Fully embracing his natural, genre-defying instincts, with ultra-smooth vocals, deeply-personal themes and hot-blooded performances, Crandall now counts 1.2M monthly Spotify listeners, 250M total career streams, more than 2.6M followers on TikTok, and fan engagement so off the charts it drives sold-out shows around the nation. He released three albums before Western, made his Grand Ole Opry debut in 2022, and continues pushing toward the ultimate goal of a sold-out stadium performance – Western is just the next step.

Singer/Songwriter Keith Anderson’s latest song “I’ll Bring The Music” sums up Anderson to a T.  That is one thing that you can always say about this academic athlete from Miami, OK, who has always excelled at anything he has put his mind to, is he WILL bring the Music.

Although he has co-written hits for other artists, most notably “Lost In This Moment”, the No. 1 smash for Big & Rich which garnered him a CMA and ACM Song of the Year nomination, Anderson does not write with other artists in mind. “I think I’ll always write about what I know and feel–and typically with myself in mind. However, I write a lot and I keep the songs that are really speaking to me when I’m recording,  and pitch everything else to other artists”, says Anderson.  Anderson also co-wrote the Grammy-nominated, “Beer Run (B Double E Double Are You In?)” for Garth Brooks and George Jones, “The Bed” for Gretchen Wilson and “Barn Burner” for Jason Michael Carroll.

His debut CD, “Three Chord Country and American Rock & Roll”, was certified Gold and garnered two Top 10 hits (accompanied by two No. 1 music videos), “Pickin’ Wildflowers,” and “Every Time I Hear Your Name,” along with two Top 30 hits “XXL” and “Podunk”.  This success prompted music trades Billboard and Radio & Records to name him country music’s No. 1 New Male Artist of 2005 and the top new solo country artist of the year.

It wasn’t just his music that was getting attention. Anderson was named one of People Magazine’s “50 Hottest Bachelors”, and Men’s Fitness Magazine’s, “Ultimate Country Star”.

Anderson’s sophomore CD garnered the biggest hit of his career, “I StillMiss You”, which peaked at #2 and another Top 25 hit, “Sunday Morning In America”.

Taking the lead with other gold and platinum artists, Anderson decided  to take hold of the reigns this time by launching his music his own way and letting the fans help drive his music and passion. “ “I’ll Bring the Music” has had a huge resonance with the fans.” says Anderson. “As I tour all over the country, that is the song that gets them on their feet and is the song they are still singing as they head out the door. It reminds me of how “Pickin’ Wildflowers moved them”.  And now Sirius XM Radio is “Dancin to the beat” as it has been added to The Highway channel 59’s program, “On The Horizon”.

With a pair of homegrown hits and plenty more in the tank, Sony Music Publishing singer/songwriter Trey Lewis has emerged as the straight-talking, salt-of-the-earth hero country music fans crave. Known for breaking the genre’s unspoken rules, the Birmingham, Alabama native has spent the last 12 years honing a gritty blend of contemporary country and Southern rock, turning his call-it-like-I-see-it attitude into songs.

Lewis first broke through in 2020 with his PLATINUM-certified viral hit “Dicked Down In Dallas,” an unapologetic cheating anthem that climbed to No. 1 on iTunes, amassed over 500 million streams to date and made him a nationwide force. Pairing country horsepower with refreshing honesty and a troubadour’s wit, his unfiltered approach runs throughout a catalog of bold, humorous songs built for pure enjoyment – music that resonates because it doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not.

With every release, Lewis proves country music could use more fearless storytellers who know how to have a good time without taking themselves too seriously. Keeping his foot on the gas, the rising star maintains a stacked tour schedule while preparing more new music. For the latest information and more, visit TreyLewisMusic.com.

With his genre-bending country, pop, and R&B style, Nashville singer Drew Green first garnered attention as a songwriter before catching the spotlight with his 2020 tracks "Little More Be Alright' and "Right Where I Be." Both cuts appeared on his debut EP, Dirt Boy, Vol. 1. His 2021 follow-up, Dirt Boy, Vol. 2, included the streaming hit "Hooch." The soulful standalone single "Good Ol' Man" arrived in early 2022.h his genre-bending country, pop, and R&B style, Nashville singer Drew Green first garnered attention as a songwriter before catching the spotlight with his 2020 tracks "Little More Be Alright' and "Right Where I Be." Both cuts appeared on his debut EP, Dirt Boy, Vol. 1. His 2021 follow-up, Dirt Boy, Vol. 2, included the streaming hit "Hooch." The soulful standalone single "Good Ol' Man" arrived in early 2022.

Growing up in Shepherdsville Kentucky, frontman Brent Rupard began his musical journey the way many of the greats began – in the church. In a particularly expressive church, he learned to let emotions run wild through the music without reservations. From the church to the rowdy bars of Bowling Green, Kentucky where he moved to go to college at Western Kentucky University, he honed in his ability to play above the noise and capture an audience. As he began to outgrow the club scene of Kentucky, Rupard set his sights on making music a career. 

Along with musical companion and former member of Everette, Anthony Olympia, the two of them set off for Nashville to make this dream a reality. This is where the band name “Everette” was formed after George Clooney’s character on “Oh Brother Where Art Thou”, a movie frequently watched together. 

Everette has become more than just a band name. Even though the configuration has changed from duo to now being led by Rupard, the name Everette and the mission to bring people together through music continues. 

Whether you see Everette on the Grand Ole Opry, in your hometown theater, or gathered around in the backyard, there’s no doubt an Everette show will make you feel something. 

With a mixture of bluegrass and rock n roll, The Everette sound will surely transport you to the back porch, with good friends, good drinks and good times. Everette’s latest EP, Simple As That, is just the start of this new journey. 

Rooted in stunning harmonies and heartfelt songwriting, Smithfield is a modern country duo inspired by one of the genre's classic traditions: the male-female duet. Smithfield formed in 2011, drawing not only upon the family history that bound Jennifer and Trey together, but also the musical influences that set them apart. From the start, Smithfield's music was a unique mix of the contemporary and the classic, blurring the boundaries between country, pop, and rock. There's no lead singer in Smithfield. No main songwriter, either. Instead, Jennifer and Trey split those duties equally, writing harmony-filled songs that explore love, loss, and life from both sides of a relationship. The two moved to Nashville in 2012, eager to carry the torch for country music's rich legacy of male-female duets into the 21st century. It was there — in the same city that inspired classic collaborations between Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner; Tim McGraw and Faith Hill; and Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty — that Smithfield fine-tuned their own brand of platonic chemistry. Songs like "Hey Whiskey" and "We'll Figure It Out" rewarded the independent duo with major-label-sized success, including multiple appearances at the Grand Ole Opry, airplay on satellite radio, 150 million digital streams, acclaim from Rolling Stone, and shows with fellow country artists like Brothers Osborne, Scotty McCreery, Morgan Wallen, Kane Brown, Sara Evans, Josh Turner, Dustin Lynch, and Old Dominion.