WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE
Whether performing alongside her mother as one half of the legendary duo The Judds, or pushing the boundaries on her own mega-successful solo path, five-time Grammy winner Wynonna has sold over 30 million albums worldwide. Her rich and commanding voice has garnered twenty #1 hits and over 60 industry awards during her epic 30-year career. The iconic performer was once dubbed by Rolling Stone as "the greatest female country singer since Patsy Cline."

Nikki Lane
South Carolina native Nikki Lane moved to New York City and, after a messy breakup, picked up a guitar and set her sights on a music career. Her sophomore album "All Or Nothin" – produced in Nashville by The Black Keys' frontman Dan Auerbach – is one of the most anticipated releases to come out of Music City this year. She's widely considered one of the most compelling talents emerging from country music at the moment with her coo-ing yet brutal vocals perfectly fit with an aching, mournful guitar. Nikki Lane brings a fearless attitude and Southern swagger, and presents a rousing collection of songs that spans genres and eras.

Jamestown Revival
Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance grew up together in Magnolia, Texas. Always sharing a mutual love of music from the South, along with classic American and Western rock, the friends joined forces to form Jamestown Revival. Seeking adventure and inspiration for their music, the two eventually moved from Texas to L.A. Their debut album is dedicated to their move West and captures the adventure with impeccable harmonies and influences that range from classic country to Americana, with a good dose of "back porch-style" storytelling. Their exuberant live performances are well documented and well worth witnessing!

Watch Jamestown Revival's Morning Becomes Eclectic session.

GREGG ALLMAN
Gregg Allman is one of rock's most beloved icons whose soulful voice & exceptional songwriting ability resonates through a musical career spanning nearly half a century. In 1969, Gregg and his older brother Duane formed the Allman Brothers Band, which quickly emerged as America's embodiment of the "Southern rock" sound. Gregg has remained a prolific musical force as a solo artist with the release of his album Low Country Blues, which earned the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member a Grammy nomination. His most recent release, All My Friends: Celebrating the Songs & Voice of Gregg Allman is both a tribute to and performances from the singer/musician/songwriter along with a stellar list of famous friends. A true American musician and storyteller, we are honored to have Gregg join us for this special event.

Sturgill Simpson
From Eastern Kentucky by way of Tennessee, Sturgill Simpson's music is deeply rooted in the South. His raw wide-open baritone rides over a tight four-piece band, churning out an electric-country-bluegrass mix that belies the depth of his lyrics. Widely renowned for his live shows, Simpson has perfected the trick of distilling classic country from many eras and moving away from it at the same time. Fader calls Sturgill "The cosmic cowboy of the digital age... here's a man who understands the power of tradition, and who's livening things up from the inside."