Sunday

Kacey Musgraves

Middle of Nowhere, the sixth studio album from Kacey Musgraves, is made for two-stepping. The collection draws from a love of Texas dancehall classics, humorous takes on the human condition, and the space where traditional Country borders many sounds including Norteño and Zydeco. Fresh yet familiar, and classically Kacey: honest, fearless, immersive, and always ready to wink at life’s twists and turns. Middle of Nowhere debuted at #1 on the Top Album Chart, with Musgraves’ biggest sales week to date. The album follows 2024’s Deeper Well, which launched a sold-out global tour and earned Musgraves a Grammy Award for Best Country Song with its acclaimed single, “The Architect.”

The Corrs

The Corrs are Ireland’s first family of music, a multi-million selling sibling quartet who have conquered the world with a seamless blend of sleek pop rock, lush harmonies and Celtic folk trimmings. Comprising Andrea (lead vocals, piano, tin whistle), Sharon (violin, piano, vocals), Caroline (drums, piano, vocals) and Jim (guitar, keyboards, vocals), The Corrs have sold over 40 million albums since their debut Forgiven Not Forgotten in 1995, spawning a dozen classic hit singles.

Off the back of a magical return to the stage touring Southeast Asia & Australia with sold out shows in November 2023, the band have continued to tour worldwide celebrating their back catalogue of hits and are now committed to writing new music.

Brothers Osborne

Bear’s Den

Formed in London in 2012, Bear’s Den have amassed a dedicated and international fanbase with their anthemic songs. With four studio albums under their belt, as well as collaborative projects with Dermot Kennedy, Ciaran Lavery and composer Paul Frith, they have been a regular fixture in the charts of UK and Europe since their inception. Their debut album ‘Islands’ also garnered a nomination for an Ivor Novello Award for Best Song Musically and Lyrically. Having toured around the world playing theatres, arenas and festivals, Bear's Den are no strangers to music documentary making, having also featured heavily in the award-winning documentary Austin To Boston alongside Ben Howard, Nathaniel Rateliff and The Staves.

Evan Honer

A cross-country move to Nashville. An international touring schedule. A record label with 25 artists and more than 100 releases, all operating out of his living room. A recording studio built into his four-car garage. Evan Honer spent 2024 in a blur of momentum, expanding his life in all directions, playing nearly 100 shows in support of his second album, Fighting For, while writing new songs for its follow-up.

Aaron Rowe

When Aaron Rowe takes the stage, he plants himself behind the mic—broad-shouldered, wide-eyed, and effortlessly drawing you in. Stories, jokes, and half-formed thoughts spill out with natural charm, but it's when he sings that everything locks in—eyes closed, head tilted back. Music isn't a choice for Aaron; it's an extension of who he is.

Drawing from voices like Sam Cooke, Nina Simone, and Paolo Nutini, he blends heartbreak and warmth with rare honesty. Songs like Hey Ma don't just tell stories—they hold entire worlds, rooted in family, memory, and home.

After over a decade of grinding, it's clear: Aaron Rowe isn't just a powerful voice—he's a timeless one, bridging Ireland's past and present, and turning deeply personal moments into something universal.

Tyler Nance

Representing a fresh sound in Country music, Tyler Nance effortlessly pairs captivating lyrics with memorable genre-blending melodies. The Missouri native’s debut EP “Wasted Chances” quickly amassed over 4M streams, and the singer-songwriter shows no signs of slowing down. Having released his first single just over a year ago, the 21-year-old has already come face to face with a career-defining moment as his latest single “Keeps Me Sane” went viral, amassing 3M streams in just over a week and charting on Apple Music’s Top Country Songs chart.

Writing from a young age and gaining inspiration from various genres such as Country, Bluegrass, Folk and Americana, Tyler’s sound is uniquely his own, yet resonates with the masses.

Bella McCormick

Bella McCormick is a Nashville-born and raised country artist and songwriter with a natural charisma, modern confidence, and classic storytelling instincts that make her feel both fresh and familiar. An Ole Miss alumna, Bella now lives in Nashville, where she is building momentum through sharp songwriting, a magnetic vocal presence, and breathtaking guitar playing.

Bella’s foundation as a songwriter runs deep. While attending Ole Miss, she wrote more than 200 songs, developing the voice, discipline, and perspective that now define her artistry. Her music lives at the intersection of country tradition and the energy of her generation, rooted in Southern storytelling, emotional honesty, and a modern sense of independence.