Clay Walker with Frank Ray and Sammy Kershaw

Country music icon Clay Walker, known for hits like "If I Could Make A Living," has 11 No. 1 songs and is a fierce MS advocate with his own foundation. Raised awareness through Pebble Beach Charity Classic.

Born near the Mexican border in New Mexico, Frank Ray, a former cop & bilingual artist, infuses Latin vibes into country music. Hit "Uh-huh (Ajá)" shows his unique blend of '90s Texas Country, Latin, R&B, and Pop. Praised by Rolling Stone and CMT, collaborated with stars like Luke Combs. Supports first responders through his FRAY initiative.

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.