About Riley Green
A beloved artist known for his live performances, the country hitmaker has solidified himself as one of the most undeniable forces in country. Since first breaking out with songs like the No. 1 2X-PLATINUM “There Was This Girl,” the 3X-PLATINUM “I Wish Grandpas Never Died,” and chart-topping collaborations including “Half Of Me,” “you look like you love me,” and “Different Round Here,” Green has built a career on timeless storytelling that cuts through trends and connects directly with listeners resulting in seven No.1 songs.
Among dozens of accolades thus far, Green has won five ACM Awards, picked up four CMA Awards, and received multiple career nominations from the American Music Awards, CMT Awards, and recognitions as Billboard’s Hitmaker of the Year, MusicRow Breakout Artist of the Year, a CMT Listen Up Artist, and one of CRS’s New Faces of Country Music.
Beyond music, Green continues to expand his reach with several major career milestones. He recently made his acting debut on CBS’ Marshals, portraying Garrett, a former Navy SEAL, and was most recently announced as a coach for Season 30 and Season 31 of The Voice.
About Muscadine Bloodline
The Alabama-born duo of Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton — have carved out a lane all their own, blending Gulf Coast roots, sharp storytelling, and a laid-back swagger that feels both classic and unmistakably modern. Since forming in 2015, they’ve built a fiercely loyal following through independent releases and electric live shows, highlighted by their platinum-certified breakout single “Porch Swing Angel.” The duo has shared the road with some of the genre’s biggest stars, including tours with Lainey Wilson and Post Malone. Their latest album, Longleaf Lo-fi, leans into the raw, stripped-back side of their sound, capturing the Southern soul, easygoing charm, and honest songwriting that have become the duo’s signature.
About Jake Worthington
For Big Loud Texas traditionalist Jake Worthington, country music is in his DNA. The La Porte, Texas native was raised on his grandfather’s porch performances of Ray Price, Merle Haggard and George Jones, and soon picked up his own Gibson acoustic to realize the breadth of his soon-to-be-classic, wide and wild voice. Now, Worthington breathes fresh life into dance halls, beer joints and ballrooms from Texas to Tennessee with his growing catalog – his sophomore album When I Write The Song is out now with Miranda Lambert collaboration “Hello Shitty Day,” “I’m The One (feat. Marty Stuart),” viral “It Ain’t The Whiskey” and more. Captivating the masses with his honky-tonk stylings, the singer-songwriter hits the road this year on his headlining Intent To Tonk Tour, as well as opening dates with Luke Combs, Luke Bryan, HARDY, Parker McCollum, Riley Green and Ian Munsick. “I believe in country music as much as I believe in my next breath,” Worthington declares, and “blame it on my raising, but I think there ought to be room for country in country music.”
Hannah McFarland
In the tradition of country’s greatest songwriters, Hannah McFarland has a divine gift for bringing an unexpected beauty to moments of heartbreak. Since the arrival of her 2025 debut EP Broken Hearts, the Alabama native has achieved major milestones like making her Grand Ole Opry debut, landing on the lineups to leading festivals like Stagecoach 2026, and appearing on Hits Daily Double’s New & Developing Artists round-up (joining the ranks of past honorees like Luke Combs and Chris Stapleton).
The daughter of a cowboy and a portrait artist, the Nashville-based musician took up guitar at age 15 and soon started opening for country superstars like Kelsea Ballerini and Travis Tritt, later inking a joint global publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music and The Core Publishing. After signing to The Core Records/Capitol Records, she made her major-label debut with “Hey Highway” (featured on SiriusXM The Highway’s On the Horizon) and delivered Broken Hearts to immediate acclaim from the likes of NPR’s All Songs Considered.
Hailed by Holler. as “one of country music’s quiet geniuses,” she’s recently made waves with a series of high-collaborations, including featuring on Riley Green’s “I Just Need You” and Brett Young’s “In Case You Didn’t Know 2.0” and linking up with Chase Rice for her summer 2025 single “Foolin’.” An increasingly in-demand live act, she’s also taken the stage at Boots and Hearts and Country Jam and toured with heavy-hitters like Tucker Wetmore, Kip Moore, Chase Rice, and Riley Green (including opening for Green in the UK and Europe last September). Now at work on new music, McFarland will perform at arenas across the U.S. this spring and summer as support for Green’s latest tour.
