Born and raised in a small town in South Dakota, Eddy played any venue that would have her before her move to Music City in 2021. Eddy hasn’t slowed down since playing countless shows on iconic stages in Nashville while also landing opportunities to open shows on bigger stages all over the country. Eddy's largest shows to date involve opening for Ella Langley, Parker McCollum, Sam Hunt, Justin Moore, Billy Currington, Warren Zeiders, Chase Matthew, Brett Young, Tanya Tucker, Gary Allan, Tyler Braden, Josh Turner, Morgan Evans, Travis Denning, Niko Moon, Corey Kent, Terri Clark, Phil Vassar, and Grammy-Award winning duo Dan + Shay.  Eddy has kept the momentum full-speed ahead when it comes to her sound & her songwriting, releasing two EPs in 2023 ("Southbound" & "The Black Boot Sessions") and multiple singles in 2024. In 2025 Eddy hit a new stride, releasing her breakout single “Two Truths & A Lie” followed by her full length deluxe album “Playing House (The Epilogue)” which has garnered 2.1 million streams since its release in August. Eddy’s cultivation and expansion of her fanbase since announcing and releasing “Playing House”  is undeniable & has solidified her as an independent artist to watch.

Bradley Gaskin thinks of his grandpa every time he hears a great country song. It was his Grandpa LeRoy “Bo” Hammac who first introduced him to the honky-tonk side of country through the voice and music of George Jones. That discovery of the heart-worn George Jones songs his grandfather played was the fuel to get him on the road to country music.  Following his solo-written Top 40 breakthrough with “Mr. Bartender” and having his songs recorded by other artists, Gaskin returned home to Duck Springs, Alabama, where he embraced honest work — hanging drywall, working in a sawmill, and serving as a janitor at his daughter’s elementary school.  Today, he enters a new chapter as the lead artist for 30A Life Records, with music produced by legendary hitmaker Keith Stegall, who says, “Singers are a dime a dozen, but exceptional artists like Bradley are true music makers.” With that endorsement — and Gaskin’s grit and passion for country music, already showcased on the sacred stages of the Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium — the rising star is proving he has both the heart and the horsepower to leave a lasting mark on the genre.