Tracy Lawrence with Confederate Railroad and Tyson Schulte

Confederate Railroad blends modern country with Southern rock, gaining fame with hits like "Queen of Memphis" and "Trashy Women." Known for their rowdy humor and sentimental ballads, they started in the Atlanta bar scene. Their debut went double platinum and they toured with legends like Johnny Paycheck.

Tracy Lawrence, born in Atlanta, Texas, rose to fame with rock-tinged honky tonk hits in the early '90s. Known for his blend of modern and traditional country, he released double-platinum albums "Alibis" and "Time Marches On." He charted 40 Billboard Country singles, including top hits like "Can't Break It to My Heart" and "My Second Home." Despite personal challenges, his career thrived with collaborations featuring Tim McGraw and Luke Bryan. He hosts the syndicated radio show "Honky Tonkin' with Tracy Lawrence," showcasing his lasting influence in the country music scene.

Tyson Schulte, raised on an Illinois cattle farm by the Mississippi, is a country singer known for "God Bless Gun Dogs." He's opened for Toby Keith & Brooks and Dunn.