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Futurebirds

17 concerts

Futurebirds, an Athens-born band, blends rock, electrified folk, and cosmic American roots, achieving critical acclaim over 15 years. Known for tracks from albums like "Easy Company," the group has grown from University of Georgia gigs to headlining The Ryman. They’ve collaborated with Carl Broemel and built a dedicated fanbase, the Birdfam.

Angel White

1 concert

Born in Cleburne, TX, Angel White is a singer-songwriter known for blending folk, country, soul, and rock. His music, infused with Western spirit, features soulful melodies and narrative lyrics inspired by his deep-rooted, cowboy heritage. His notable debut is "GHOST OF THE WEST: VOLUME I."

Jacob Stelly

1 concert

Texas-native Jacob Stelly, known for his Americana and Red Dirt style, gained fame with hits like "Burnout." His album "Moondog" features collaborations with Slade Coulter and Parker McCollum.

Cam Allen

3 concerts

Heartland-born Cam Allen, known for authentic storytelling in country music, boasts 5 million Spotify streams. Collaborated with Grammy-winners like Nathan Chapman and guitarist Kenny Greenberg.

Radney Foster

4 concerts

Radney Foster, born in Del Rio, Texas, rose to fame in the country duo Foster & Lloyd before launching a successful solo career in 1991. Known for his literate country songwriting, his debut album "Del Rio, Texas, 1959" featured hits like "Just Call Me Lonesome." Foster explored pop, rock, and classic R&B in later works. He collaborated with Bill Lloyd and performed in Kristian Bush's musical "Troubadour."

Matt Hillyer

1 concert

Matt Hillyer, a veteran Texas singer-songwriter, honed his diverse style over three decades in dance halls. Known for leading Eleven Hundred Springs, he blends rockabilly, western swing, outlaw, and honky-tonk influences, with his latest album, Bright Skyline, showcasing this eclectic mix.

Clayton Mullen

8 concerts

Born West Coast, raised East, Clayton Mullen thrives in the Texas/Nashville scenes. Opened for Chris Lane & Corey Kent; debuted with "Where the Time Goes," hitting 10M streams. Known for blending Texas instruments with Nashville melodies. Signed with Concord Music Publishing.