Two Step Inn in Georgetown - Apr 5, 2025

Hudson Westbrook

19 concerts

Hudson Westbrook, from Stephenville, TX, blends country-rock with Red Dirt roots. Known for hits like "Take It Slow," he's headlining tours, sharing songs like "Pray Your Name.”

Alan Jackson

1 concert

Alan Jackson, a Georgia-born country legend, is in the Country and Songwriters Hall of Fame, with 60 million albums sold and 35 #1 hits. Winning 150+ awards, including Grammys, he's crafted favorites like "Chattahoochee." Known for his honky-tonk AJ's Good Time Bar in Nashville, he has introduced Silverbelly Whiskey, deepening his impact on music and culture.

Diplo

12 concerts

Born in Mississippi, Diplo, a 13-time Grammy nominee, rose from Philly clubs to global stardom. Famous for Major Lazer, LSD with Sia & Labrinth, and Silk City with Ronson, he's celebrated for hit "Electricity" and owns labels Mad Decent and Higher Ground.

Tracy Byrd

16 concerts

Country artist Tracy Byrd, born in Vidor, Texas, wowed fans with hits like "Holdin' Heaven" and "Watermelon Crawl." Known for relatable lyrics, he earned gold and platinum albums.

Diamond Rio

16 concerts

Diamond Rio, formed in 1989, is a Grammy-winning country band known for hits like "Meet in The Middle" and "One More Day." They've sold 6.8M albums, earning six Vocal Group of the Year awards.

Priscilla Block

5 concerts

Country artist Priscilla Block captivates with her unfiltered country pop and southern rock blend, earning acclaim from ACM, CMT, and the NYT. Hits include "Just About Over You" and "You, Me, and Whiskey" with Justin Moore.

Flatland Cavalry

36 concerts

Flatland Cavalry, a Lubbock-based country band, is known for their bright country ballads and gritty folk. Formed in 2012 by Cleto Cordero, their debut EP, "Come May," gained mass attention. With albums like "Humble Folks" and "Welcome to Countryland," they paint West Texas with honest storytelling.

Nelly

22 concerts

Nelly, born Cornell Iral Haynes, Jr., is a St. Louis-based rapper known for hits like "Hot in Herre," "Dilemma," and "Shake Ya Tailfeather." With a mix of country and street style, he achieved crossover appeal, earning Grammy awards and six consecutive Top Ten albums. Nelly's collaborations span genres, working with artists like Kelly Rowland, Justin Timberlake, and Tim McGraw. His versatile style led to a country-pop fusion in the 2021 album "Heartland." Well-known for catchy hooks and commercial success, his career includes albums like the diamond-certified "Country Grammar."

Randall King

18 concerts

West Texas-born Randall King is a leading voice in traditional country, blending honky-tonk style with modern sounds. Known for hits like "You In A Honky Tonk" and acclaimed albums "Leanna" and "Shot Glass," he's earned over 300M streams. Influenced by legends like Keith Whitley and George Strait, King's live shows mix emotion and energy. His album "Into the Neon" pushes his neo-traditional roots further, produced alongside Jared Conrad.

Miranda Lambert

9 concerts

Miranda Lambert, a groundbreaking country superstar, is the most-awarded artist in Academy of Country Music history. She has won three Grammys, 14 CMA Awards, and is also a TIME100 honoree. Known for her riveting music and collaborations with Leon Bridges, Enrique Iglesias, and others, Lambert has released seven No. 1 solo albums. She made history on Lower Broadway with Casa Rosa and became a New York Times bestselling author. Her animal charity, MuttNation, has raised over $10 million.

Lynyrd Skynyrd

37 concerts

Lynyrd Skynyrd, formed in Jacksonville, Florida, is a legendary Southern rock band known for hits like "Free Bird" and "Sweet Home Alabama." They fused blues-rock, honky tonk, stadium rock swagger, and pop hooks. After a tragic 1977 plane crash, they re-formed in 1987. They've collaborated with artists like ZZ Top and have remained a concert favorite despite lineup changes. Notable achievements include multi-platinum albums and an enduring legacy in rock history.

ERNEST

18 concerts

Top-selling Nashville singer-songwriter ERNEST, a 4x ACM nominee and 3x CMA Triple Play winner, fuses Eminem and George Jones influences, earning 12 No. 1 hits. Known for albums NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE and FLOWER SHOPS, he collaborates with Lainey Wilson, Jelly Roll, and more. He co-wrote Post Malone and Morgan Wallen’s Hot 100 hit, earning a 2025 GRAMMY nod.

Eli Young Band

15 concerts

The Eli Young Band, from Denton, Texas, blends a Texas-rock edge with modern country. Known for hits like “Crazy Girl” and “Even If It Breaks Your Heart,” their albums such as Level and 10,000 Towns topped charts. With a loyal fanbase and powerful live shows, they've won acclaim in the independent country scene.

Shane Smith & the Saints

15 concerts

Texas-born Shane Smith & the Saints blend country, folk, and roadhouse rock, captivating audiences with hits like "Fire in the Ocean" and sold-out shows at iconic venues. Known for their performance on Yellowstone, they've built a dedicated following through a decade of touring.

William Beckmann

13 concerts

Del Rio, TX native William Beckmann mixes mariachi with classic country. Known for "Bourbon Whiskey," mentored by Radney Foster, has a Warner Chappell deal, and toured with Randy Rogers.

Ryan Bingham

15 concerts

Ryan Bingham, born in Hobbs, NM, brings a fusion of folk, rock, and country influenced by his life in the West Texas oil fields and diverse cultures. Known for his weathered vocals, he's defied easy classification since "Mescalito." Bingham won an Oscar and Grammy for "The Weary Kind" from "Crazy Heart." His sixth album, "American Love Song," unites his influences into a celebrated work.

Sammy Kershaw

15 concerts

Sammy Kershaw, born in Kaplan, Louisiana, is a 1990s country singer known for modernizing honky tonk with a soft rock touch. Hits include "Cadillac Style" and "She Don't Know She's Beautiful." Kershaw, related to Cajun fiddler Doug Kershaw, overcame personal struggles to secure a record deal with Mercury in 1990. His platinum albums spawned numerous Top Ten hits. Collaborated with George Jones and Lorrie Morgan. He explored politics in Louisiana and returned to music with "Swamp Poppin'" in 2017, celebrating his R&B roots.

Aaron Tippin

9 concerts

Aaron Tippin, born in Pensacola, Florida, grew up in South Carolina. Renowned for '90s country hits, he delivers macho honky tonkers and patriotic anthems. Tippin's popular songs include "There Ain't Nothing Wrong with the Radio" and "Kiss This." Collaborated with Charley Pride, Mark Collie, and Joe Diffie, his "Where the Stars and Stripes and the Eagle Fly" broke into pop Top 20.

Gavin Adcock

55 concerts

Georgia native Gavin Adcock, former football player turned country artist, gained fame with hit single "A Cigarette." His debut album "Actin’ Up Again" set major streaming records in 2024, making him a prominent figure in the genre.

Braxton Keith

41 concerts

Midland-born Braxton Keith blends old-school country with modern hooks. Known for hits like "Make Up Your Mind" and "Settle for a Beer," he tours the Southern US.

The Droptines

7 concerts

The Droptines, an Alt-Country/Post-Country band from Concan, Texas, formed in 2019 by frontman Conner Arthur, mix genres with a southern touch. Known for songs like "New Girl" and "As Your Heart Breaks," their powerful stage presence complements their authentic melodies. The band includes Dillon Sampson on bass, Johnny Sheets on drums, Donnchadh Parkinson on guitar, and Tony Rincon on pedal steel.

Sturgill Simpson

4 concerts

Sturgill Simpson, born in Kentucky, is known for his genre-defying music. Acclaimed for albums like "Metamodern Sounds" and "A Sailor's Guide," he blends country, psychedelic, and rock. He won a Grammy for Best Country Album and has been nominated for others. Collaborated with artists like Kesha and Guns N' Roses, and co-wrote with Merle Haggard. Involved in film and philanthropy.

Maggie Antone

1 concert

Maggie Antone, born in Richmond, acclaimed for cover albums & originals like "Johnny Moonshine". Known for heartfelt songwriting, collaborated with Carrie K & Brendan Walter. Popular & streamed by millions.

Lanie Gardner

21 concerts

Lanie Gardner, from the Appalachian Mountains, blends classic rock and country. She went viral with a cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams." Her debut album, A Songwriter’s Diary, showcases her storytelling talent. Featured on the Twisters soundtrack alongside stars like Luke Combs, she’s toured with Jelly Roll and earned acclaim as a CMT Next Up Artist. Gardner captivates with her soulful style.

Tanner Usrey

1 concert

From Prosper, TX, Tanner Usrey is a soulful Americana-rock musician known for "Take Me Home" & "The Light" (featured in Yellowstone). His EP features hits like “Time Bomb.” His unique voice melds heartfelt lyrics with a hard-hitting sound.

Kaitlin Butts

23 concerts

Tulsa-born artist Kaitlin Butts embraces country music's theatricality with emotional and humorous storytelling. Her soulful songwriting has captivated audiences on tours with Dierks Bentley and Turnpike Troubadours. Known for songs tackling addiction and trauma, her latest release "Hunt Me Down" shifts to a lighter, stage-like tone. Produced by Oran Thornton, it reflects her vibrant style and truth-filled performances.

Stephen Wilson Jr.

59 concerts

Nashville-based Wilson, from Indiana, transitioned from boxing to songwriting, crafting hits for stars like Brothers Osborne. His debut album, "Son of Dad," explores loss. Praised by Rolling Stone, he's toured globally with acts like Midland.

Walker Montgomery

3 concerts

Walker Montgomery, born in Nicholasville, Kentucky, and now thriving in Nashville, is a standout country artist. Son of John Michael and nephew of Eddie Montgomery, he's known for hits like "Simple Town" and the romantic ballad "She Don’t Know." His engaging style blends family tradition with fresh energy, showcased in songs like “Bad Day To Be A Beer.” With over 40 million views on TikTok for “I Love The Way You Love Me,” he’s a rising star. He has collaborated with Randy Rogers and made his Grand Ole Opry debut, proving his passion for authentic country music.