Beneath the globally appealing country sound Morgan Evans is known for runs the unmistakable influence of his coastal Australian roots. Raised by blue-collar parents on a few acres of land along Australia’s east coast, he carries that grounding with him wherever his music goes.  It’s been two years since he last released music. Evans spent much of that time in his hometown of Newcastle, the steel city where he first fell in love with songwriting. That period of reflection tapped a deep vein of creativity, ultimately bringing him back to Nashville with a renewed passion for crafting songs that resonate on a global scale. Today, his music has been streamed over one billion times worldwide, a testament to the universal connection he’s built with fans. His 2018 debut album, Things That We Drink To, catapulted Evans into international acclaim, delivering his first-ever country radio #1 with the Platinum-certified “Kiss Somebody” and the Gold-certified fan favorite “Day Drunk,” while drawing praise from Rolling Stone, Billboard, PEOPLE, and more. In 2022, he headlined Australia’s biggest country music festival, CMC Rocks, and has toured extensively across North America and Europe. Following two more EPs, Evans hit a new career high with the release of the raw and viral “Over For You.” The track marked a cathartic reset and culminated in two sold-out nights at the iconic Sydney Opera House, just down the road from his hometown—a milestone captured on his 17-song Live at the Sydney Opera House album. Evans is now preparing to launch his next chapter with his hotly anticipated sophomore studio album, Steel Town, set for release on March 20, 2026.

From trailer park baby to becoming CMT’s 2022, “Next Women of Country Music”, Laci Kaye Booth is living proof that where you come from and what you’ve been through, doesn’t define your destination. It builds character and appreciation for what you have because just like that, it can be gone in a blink of an eye. Born and raised in Livingston, TX, a small town outside of Houston, Laci was your typical small town, auburn headed beauty queen. Sweet, full of energy and a voice that had everyone stopping in their tracks. Born into a musical family, music is in her blood. Her parents met at a high school talent show where her father followed his path of becoming a touring Texas musician and her mother raised her doing everything she could to make ends meet before her parents separated when she was 3 years old. At the age of 8, Booth got introduced to Patsy Cline’s, “Crazy” and performed for the first time ever at a local theatre in Huntsville, TX. With a standing ovation and a smile bigger than Texas, she became crazy for the thrill, the art and the emotion music brought. That was the spark that ignited it all, her mother bought her a guitar and learned how to play a year later. She would beg her mom to take her to Karaoke nights, open mics and perform any chance she was given; in class, at talent shows, you name it. What seemed like forever, at least in Laci’s mind, she went through her teenage years as “that girl” who sings and was finally able to perform in small bars and restaurants around Houston, TX at 17 years old. A dreamer by nature, singing wasn’t an option, it’s what she was made to do. Her mother and step father would drive her to wherever she needed to be to audition for, “The Voice.” After several auditions and not making it through to sing for the judges, Laci was planning another life and going to college to become a physician’s assistant. In late 2018, what Booth thought was an unobtainable goal, she took another chance and auditioned for “American Idol.” Riding through the treacherous emotions, Booth not only made it through on the first round, she took America by storm and broke into Season 17’s Top 5, leaving her no choice but to drop out of college to pursue the dream she’s had since she was 8 years old. Saying goodbye to the platform that made everything a reality, Booth immediately moved to Nashville, TN in September of 2019. Wasting no time, Booth got introduced to the best songwriters and producers leaving them absolutely mesmerized by her angelic, smooth and controlled tone. Not to mention her confident, poised presence she brings when walking into a room. So much, that Big Machine Label Group signed her to a record deal, just after hearing her perform one song. But what could have been a Cinderella story, turned out to be something most never come back from. Booth got dropped by Big Machine in June 2022. Feeling completely lost, publicly embarrassed and just left with the constant doubt of, “am I good enough for this?”, Laci stepped away from music for a few months, ended a five year relationship and traveled to Australia alone to find her purpose again. “It was a process I had to go through. I honestly believe this was Gods plan. I needed to go through something so drastic both in my career and personal life to guide me to where and who I am today,” says Booth. “I wouldn’t trade it for anything and I am very grateful.” Finding a new path and embracing the control she now has on her career, Booth called producer and songwriter, Ben West and for the rest of the summer in 2022, Booth had stories to tell and melodies in her head that she had to get out. It didn’t matter to her if the world would ever hear these songs, she knew for her soul, it’s what was needed. With zero limitations and mastering her craft, Laci Kaye Booth is the woman that 8 year old little girl dreamed of becoming. Fearless, bold and ambitious. Blending sounds, melodies and telling her truth in the most honest, authentic, creatively stunning way she’s ever done before, Booth isn’t allowing her failures to define her. She is using those gut wrenching moments as fuel to prove that this sweet, beautiful, small town, trailer park-barn living girl knows what’s she’s doing and she is doing things on her own terms, her way. Laci Kaye Booth is here to stay, paving the way for women in music to always speak their truth and to never back down.

A native of Surry Hills, Australia, Rimes’ songs have been recorded by Thomas Rhett, Kelsea Ballerini, Phillip Phillips, Dylan Scott, LoCash, The Cadillac Three, Tyler Rich, Canaan Smith and The Shires. He co-penned Kane Brown‘s quadruple Platinum single “Heaven,” which reached No.1 on Billboard‘s Country Airplay chart and collected over a billion total streams. Rimes has had success across other genres as well, with contributions on Troye Sivan‘s 2014 EP TRXYE, which debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 chart, as well as Kylie Minogue‘s 2018 album Golden, which entered the charts at No. 1 in the U.K and Australia. Rimes recently co-wrote and produced Nate Smith’s “Whiskey on You,” which scored two consecutive weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.

Fraser Churchill is a Grammy nominated British/Canadian singer-songwriter currently living in Nashville. His musical journey began at 18 when he studied music at Paul McCartney's fame academy in Liverpool. After four years of honing his craft, he moved to London, performing live four nights a week. It was during this time that Fraser began flying to Nashville to write. His international breakthrough as a songwriter came with Charlie Puth's song, 'Patient', landing him a publishing deal with Warner Chappell. Since then, Fraser has written songs for artists like Michael Bublé, Lukas Graham, Flo Rida, Walker Hayes, Mickey Guyton and many more. Since moving to America, Fraser has released two EPs: 'Songs Along the Way' and 'Times are Changin'.