Amelia Presley is an Americana singer-songwriter now based in Texas. Born in Mobile, Alabama and raised just over the state line in Mississippi, Amelia grew up in the small Gulf Coast community of Franklin Creek, where many Finnish immigrants like her grandmother’s family settled. South Mississippi inspires a melting pot of musical sounds from Blues to Country and Rock, but Amelia attributes her unique style to her father, Jimmy Presley, who she remembers singing clever lyrics he wrote during her childhood. She claims her soulful voice is a female version of his. From the time she could speak, she wanted to be a singer like her father. Amelia Presley’s voice is emotional and powerful. Her music combines the Southern Rock grit and twang that she learned from her father with a bluesy growl that can only come from pain acquired with a hard life. Amelia’s lyrics are complex, and leave room for the imagination. Those with similar life experiences find it easier to decode the messages in her songs. This has given her the opportunity to connect with other survivors and ‘imperfect’ people like herself.

Andrew Wooten Andrew Wooten is an up-and-coming alternative country artist blended with southern rock, country sound, and a hint of Appalachia. Andrew has been playing music for over 15 years, with some of his biggest influences from Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Guns & Roses, Justin Clyde Williams & many more. He was born and raised in Joanna, SC, where you could catch him singing in church, being in the worship band, and listening to some of his grandparent's recordings on LPs. The music of Andrew Wooten is the vocal representation of a moonshine still covered by pines on a foggy mountainside somewhere in the Carolinas. Writing from the heart he seamlessly blends his eye-catching vocals and genuine lyrics into a song that will leave you wanting more. Andrew Wooten has shared the stage with many wonderful artists such as Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin, Josh Morningstar, Tennessee Jet, Sunny War, Robert Jon & The Wreck, The Kentucky Headhunters, Creed Fisher, Rob Leines, The Piedmont Boys, Paul Cauthen, and Dirty Grass Soul.

Brandon Mills is a singer-songwriter based out of Nashville, TN. His music combines earnest lyrical themes with grappling melodies to create emotionally charged storytelling. His style is personal and energetic, channeling the iconic charm of artists like James Dean, with the relatable songwriting of greats like Jack Johnson, Paul Simon, Vance Joy and The Lumineers. Brandon combines genres as diverse as pop, folk, blues and hip-hop, yet strives to keep his tracks simplistic – with the goal of making his music distinctive and relatable. Brandon’s story of growing up across America, becoming a special forces veteran and serving global non-profits gives him a perspective of living life with a bigger purpose. Brandon’s music is all about keeping people connected through positive vibes, conscious living, insightful lyrics and challenging the status quo.

Singer-songwriter, Van-Lifer, Marine veteran

Drawing upon his life experiences as a service member, veteran, father, husband, and son, Billy Ray infuses his music with raw emotion and authenticity.

Chuck Briseno is a Texas-born Red Dirt country artist, U.S. Army veteran, and full-time touring musician. Blending Texas grit with Americana soul, bringing raw storytelling from the road to the stage.

American country music artist Chuck Wimer is a gifted performer. His music can be categorized as a blend of conventional country music with Americana and alt country influences. Chuck has earned recognition in the country music industry for his deep voice and moving lyrics. Chuck's talent for fusing several genres and making them his own is what makes his music distinctive. His music is presented with an emotional intensity that frequently deals with themes of love, sorrow, and redemption. Chuck's music is always genuine and intensely personal, whether he is singing about hope or sadness. Chuck Wimer draws inspiration from legendary country artists such as Charley Pride, Chris LeDoux, and Garth Brooks. Their timeless sounds have influenced Chuck’s music, and he blends their classic country vibes with a fresh twist in his own compositions. His journey from a United States Army veteran to a passionate musician reflects his dedication and love for creating music. Chuck Wimer has established a name for himself in the world of country music earning a number of award nominations. His music is proof of the ability of music to unite people and move their hearts. Chuck is a musician you won't want to miss if you enjoy country, Americana, or alt country. Chuck has been married to his wife and high school sweetheart, Jaimie, since 1997. They have three musically talented children: Sofia, Grace, and Matthew. Despite their musical talents, Chuck’s children prefer to stay out of the spotlight. You can listen to Chuck's songs at youtube.com/chuckwimer or on any digital streaming service. You can also find Chuck Wimer Music on Facebook and Instagram. Be sure to sign up for the mailing list to stay updated on when and where you can find Chuck's music.

Duke Henry is an Outlaw Country and Southern Rock entertainer, writer, and guitarist with Duke Henry and Mercy Road Station. My music is storyline songs, derivative of folk style music with an outlaw and modern sound mix in music. A perfect mix of yesterday's country with today's guitar and drums enriched with keys, steel and a deep bass bottom to drive home that classic sound.

Im probably the last country outlaw but I pray not keeping country music alive

Derek Stoner has exploded onto the Country Music scene in recent years. Following retirement from a 20-year Special Forces career in the U.S. Army, Derek very quickly turned heads in the famous Honky Tonks of Nashville, TN. He honed his craft in places like Tootsies, Kid Rock’s, Margaritaville, and Redneck Riviera, to name a few. Derek is known for his powerful, wide-ranging vocal ability that fills his songs with emotion. Growing up listening to 90’s Country Music; you can hear remnants of George Strait, Alan Jackson, Travis Tritt and many other artists of the time. Derek released his first Studio Album ‘Veritas’ in 2024 and is currently working on his next Album. His fan base continues to grow as he travels the country playing the music that he loves. You can catch Derek on tour at various times throughout the year.

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Dan Wesley White is a new singer-songwriter from Del Rio, TX. He is a US Army veteran and was a member of the Army Band. After leaving the military, he returned to school to get a teaching degree and now teaches music in South Texas. He has several songs on Spotify and Apple Music, which showcase his writing and singing skills. He blends country with Tex-Mex, Texas Swing, and rock influences. He is an advocate for veteran suicide awareness and wrote the song "22" to make the subject more mainstream to help vets and their families.

Gamble Alexander is a Marine Corps veteran/ independent musician; singer/ songwriter.

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Growing up in Southern California, JB was part of the early 2000’s Alt-Rock scene. With the Sunset Strip practically in his back yard, JB and his then band X-Syndrome, played such venues as The Whiskey a go-go, The Roxy, The Troubadour, The Viper Room and many others around SoCal. With a father that was a rock drummer in the LA music scene in the 80’s, JB naturally gravitated toward the drums. He grew up listening to Rush, The Police, Led Zeppelin, and many other rock bands. He credits his country love to his mothers side of the family as they hail from Mississippi. JB remembers from a young age loving such country greats as Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, and Willie Nelson. It wasn’t until the mid nineties that JB came into his own with country music loving such artists as Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, Clint Black, and many others. After years of being a front man in rock bands, JB ultimately wanted to become a country artist as that was always in his heart since he was a young boy. He finally got the chance in 2017 when he released his first single “Love Don’t Live Here” and never looked back. JB has over 80 million streams worldwide with songs such as “Church Pew”, “Tonight”, and “Oceans”. JB served 12 years in the United States Marine Corps and was ultimately medically retired from injuries sustained in combat operations in Iraq. He tours with his band The JB Brown Band out of Central Virginia. JB is married with 4 children.

Jenn Ford has been singing her entire life. Born and raised in East Texas, Jenn first started performing in church, school choir and marching band. She attended college as a vocal music major and was a member of several select groups and ensembles, before joining the US Army. During her time with the Military Police, Jenn was selected to tour with The United States Army Soldier Show, the 62nd Army Band; and eventually assigned to The United States Army Europe Band and Chorus. ​ ​Jenn's experience includes radio, television, and stage production, all while pursuing her career as a singer-songwriter. A vast range of musical influences from Patsy Cline to Credence Clearwater Revival to ZZ Top, gives Jenn the diversity to entertain a wide range of audiences. ​ Having performed worldwide in front of military audiences as large as 40,000, Jenn is at home in front of a crowd, and draws her energy from it. Her gritty, soulful tones that have a bluesy flavor, while staying true to her roots as an East Texas country gal with lots of sass can be heard in on her self-titled CD available now.

Jim Hoehn is a career journalist/author/songwriter who has carved out a surprisingly successful niche as a performing songwriter since first stumbling out of the pressbox with a guitar. JH-JBurns_resized.jpg During his journalism career – much of it spent as a sportswriter – Hoehn has covered everything from plane crashes to murder trials to the Super Bowl and the Hong Kong 7s rugby tournament. As a source of family editorial pride, he’s also the guy who broke the Jeffrey Dahmer story for the National Enquirer. He has taught sports journalism at the university level and also teaches Rock Music-Roots and History at Carroll University. His latest release is the aptly titled “Collection Notice,” a selection of 15 original songs from his four previous recordings, “Silhouette of a Fool,” “Royalty Check Hotel,” “Deadline Penitentiary,” and “Playa del Pressbox.” Cuts off each of the records received considerable airplay on Americana, folk and alt-country shows in the U.S., Europe and Australia. “Silhouette of a Fool” earned a spot on the Freeform Americana chart. Since winning a songwriting contest and making his first public appearance at Milwaukee’s Summerfest – the world’s largest music festival – Hoehn has maintained a time-available selection of club dates, house concerts, theater shows and festivals across the country. KF_2685_resized.jpg Hoehn has opened for a veritable who’s who of American songwriters, including John Hiatt, Rodney Crowell, Jerry Jeff Walker, Robert Earl Keen, Roger McGuinn, Todd Snider, Sonny Landreth, Don Williams, Phil Vassar, Reckless Kelly, Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers, Mac McAnally, James McMurtry and many others – including a couple memorable nights with Kinky Friedman. His songwriting has led to performances at prestigious music festivals in Texas and Oklahoma hosted by the likes of Gary P. Nunn and Larry Joe Taylor, and an appearance on the Mitch Albom national TV show. He has appeared at numerous Trop-Rock music events such as the annual Meeting of the Minds in Key West, Fla.; Pardi-Gras in New Orleans; and Phins to the West in Laughlin, Nev. Two of his recordings, “Royalty Check Hotel” and “Deadline Penitentiary” were recorded in Texas with the help of some of Austin’s finest musicians, including guitarist/producer John Inmon, who for many years was the lead guitarist for Jerry Jeff Walker as a member of the Lost Gonzo Band. “Silhouette of a Fool” was recorded in Milwaukee under the guidance of John Sieger, founder of Semi-Twang and co-founder of the iconic R&B Cadets (with Paul Cebar). JH_Alpine_Valley_2011_resized.jpg His ode to escaping cubicle life, "Callin' In Gone," was a finalist for Trop Rock song of the Year; has been recorded by beach circuit favorites, The Boat Drunks, and is a setlist staple for several bands and performers across the country. For six years, Hoehn also the script for and hosted the Trop-Rock Music Association awards show in Key West, Fla. Hoehn also is the author of the award-winning book, “The Father’s Guide to Birth, Babies and Loud Children,” and a book on the history of the WNBA, released in 2020. As time allows, he can still be found in the pressbox and on the sidelines covering professional and major college sports for the likes of AP, MLB.com, and many other newspapers, magazines and websites.