The sensational bluegrass-country singer and musician, Alison Krauss, is embarking on a brand new tour across the county in 2025 with Union Station and Jerry Douglas! Winning her first Grammy in 1991, Krauss has become an icon of bluegrass and country and currently holds an incredible 27 of the prestigious awards, making her the most awarded female in music history.

A record-breaking, chart-topping artist and songwriter, the 'Love Somebody' singer is hitting the road again this year! This massive world tour follows the success of 2023's One Thing At A Time LP, which topped the Billboard 200 for an incredible 19 consecutive weeks. Likewise, his single Last Night soared to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, where it held the number-one spot for 16 weeks.

Viral country-rock stars The Red Clay Strays are hitting the road this year! The group from Mobile, Alabama, found massive viral success in late 2022 with their single Wondering Why, leading to their first-ever appearance on the Billboard Hot 100 and a record deal with RCA. After winning Emerging Artist of the Year at the Americana Music Honors & Awards in 2024, they are definitely one to watch!

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!

At just 17, Ty Myers brings a grounding far, far beyond his years to the stage; one that comes not from image or attitude, but from years of hands-on experience as both a farm hand and a live performer who has more shows under his belt than many musicians decades older. With a style shaped by the storytelling of classic country, he has all the makings of a future legend of country music. Don't miss the chance to see him live on tour this year!

Twitty & Lynn - A Tribute to Conway & Loretta brings the music of two country legends back, through the eyes of those who knew them best. Tre Twitty and Tayla Lynn, the grandchildren of Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn, are connected not just through family ties to these icons, but also through the songs and stories they grew up with. Their performance isn't imitation but instead celebration, as they revisit classic duets like "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" and individual hits such as "Hello, Darlin'" and "Coal Miner's Daughter".