Bluegrass singer and guitarist Billy Strings released his first album 'Rock of Ages' in 2013 at the age of 21. He has gone on to be awarded the Momentum Award for Instrumentalist of the year by The International Bluegrass Music Association in 2016 and be named as one of the Top Ten New Country Artists to Know by Rolling Stone in 2017. This is your chance to see the Grammy winner live!

The South's favorite rock band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, has been together, in one form or another, since 1964. Their signature is the magical blend of not two but three guitars, which have woven their way through iconic hits like Sweet Home Alabama and, of course, the ten-minute long epic Free Bird.

Get ready to rock the house down as the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band hits the road to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his debut album, Ledbetter Heights! There are a few guitarists around who would dare stand toe to toe with Kenny Wayne Shepherd. A musical prodigy, the Louisiana native released his first record Led-better Heights at the tender age of 18. It was a runaway success, with Shepherd's exceptional playing elevating the rather standard blues fare contained within.

A unique experience of true Americana! Alejandro Rose-Garcia (aka Shakey Graves) is one of Americana's real cult favorites. Since he first emerged in 2011 with his debut Roll Your Bones, he's been honing his lo-fi mix of country, blues and rock 'n' roll with understated ease, using bandcamp as one of his major selling platforms. Don't miss Shakey on the road this year, heading to a venue near you!

The beginnings of Brooklyn-based trio The Lone Bellow flowed from founding member Zach Williams pen as a response to personal tragedy following his wife's temporary paralysis after a horse-riding accident. When she thankfully made a full recovery, the couple moved to New York, where Williams turned his heartfelt songs into a full-fledged band with the addition of Kanene Donehey Pipkin and Brian Elmquist.

Texan country rock singer Paul Cauthen is heading out on the road once again! He reached number 23 on Rolling Stone magazine's top 40 country records back in 2016. Called 'Big Velvet' because of his extraordinary baritone voice, bring along your friends for a toe-tapping night of country rock and roll!