Stars & Guitars Memphis Tickets - Minglewood Hall

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LOCASH

7 concerts

LOCASH, the iconic country duo of Preston Brust and Chris Lucas, hails from Nashville. Known for hits like "I Love This Life," they've achieved eight charting singles and amassed nearly 800 million streams. With collaborations featuring Leslie Jordan and The Beach Boys, they've received numerous award nominations since 2015. This year, they launched Galaxy Label Group, distributed by BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville. Recently, they supported Kane Brown's "Drunk or Dreaming Tour" and announced a partnership with 44 Farms.

Chase Matthew

24 concerts

Chase Matthew, Nashville native, is a rising country star known for his low-slung vocal twang and high-energy performances. With over 1 billion streams, his hits "County Line" and "Love You Again" are notable. He's part of Opry NextStage 2024, MusicRow's Next Big Thing 2024, and collaborates with stars like Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan.

Chris Lane

21 concerts

Chris Lane, from Kernersville, N.C., is known for hits like "Big, Big Plans," and collaborations with Lauren Alaina and Tori Kelly. With 2.2+ billion streams and multiple platinum singles, he's been featured on major TV shows and in PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive issue. Achievements include nominations at iHeartRadio and ACM Awards.

Meghan Patrick

8 concerts

Born in Bowmanville, Ontario, Meghan Patrick is a Canadian country singer known for her blend of southern rock and classic country. A two-time CCMA Female Artist of the Year winner, she has shared stages with Keith Urban and Dwight Yoakam. Her award-winning debut album, 'Grace & Grit,' was produced by Vince Gill and Justin Niebank. Meghan's hit "My First Car," produced by Jeremy Stover, marked her U.S. debut. She won a Juno Award for 'Wild As Me,' reinforcing her status as a rising star.

Tucker Wetmore

37 concerts

Washington-born Tucker Wetmore is a rising country star, known for chart-topping hits "Wine Into Whiskey" and "Wind Up Missin' You." With over 400M streams, he's toured with Kameron Marlowe and Luke Bryan. Influenced by country, reggae, rock, and hip-hop, Wetmore signed with UMG Nashville, debuted at the Grand Ole Opry, and featured on the "Twisters" soundtrack.