Tom Hambridge is a 5-time Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, producer & drummer.  Tom has produced over 100 albums and had over 1000 of his songs recorded by artists including:  Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, ZZ Top, Mick Jagger, Gregg Allman, Keith Richards, BB King, James Taylor, Peter Frampton, Joe Walsh, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Johnny Winter, Keith Urban, Carlos Santana, Jeff Beck, George Thorogood, Joss Stone, Gary Clark Jr., Warren Haynes, Joe Bonamassa, Foghat, Meatloaf, Mavis Staples, Allen Toussaint, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Jason Isbell, James Bay, Susan Tedeschi, James Cotton, Keb Mo’, Rascal Flatts, Steven Tyler, Delbert McClinton, John Mayall, NRBQ and many others.  Tom’s songs have been included in many major motion pictures, TV movies and shows from American Idol, Criminal Minds to The Super Bowl.  Tom has had 100 of his songs recorded by Buddy Guy alone.  Tom has produced 15 Grammy nominated albums, won Five Grammy’s, won countless Handy and Blues Awards, ASCAP Country Music Awards and Boston Music Awards. He is a recipient of the prestigious KBA Award in Memphis (Keeping the Blues Alive) and has been inducted into the Buffalo Music Hall Of Fame.  As an artist Tom has released 9 solo albums including his latest “Down The Hatch” in 2025 which spent 14 weeks at Number 1 on the Roots Music Report- Blues Rock Album Charts and has spent 6 months in the Top Ten on The Living Blues Album Charts!  Tom also toured for years as musical director/drummer for: Chuck Berry, Buddy Guy, Bo Diddley and Roy Buchanan.

As the songwriter behind some of Country Music’s biggest hits of the last decade, Jim Collins is pure and simply a hitmaker. A two time Grammy nominated songwriter who has written songs that have launched careers for new artists and created peak moments for some of Country Music’s biggest superstars. Jim’s current streak of singles is a great example of this consistency, quality and diversity. Jim’s most recent hits include the multi week #1 smashes “Big Green Tractor” (Jason Aldean) “Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven” (Kenny Chesney) “ and “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not” by (Thompson Square) which was iTunes “2011 Country Song Of The Year” and Country Aircheck’s #1 Country Song Of The Year. Jim was also nominated for a Grammy for Best Country Song for “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not”. In 2015, Jim co-wrote Easton Corbin’s hit single “Baby, Be My Love Song” which peaked at #3 on the Billboard charts. Chart success is nothing new for Jim, a native of Nacogdoches, Texas. Among his numerous #1 songs is the co-written smash, “The Good Stuff” which was a seven-week number one for Kenny Chesney and was named Billboard Song of the Year, ASCAP Song of the Year and Single of the Year by the Academy of Country Music. Jim’s next number one song was courtesy of his fellow Texas native and Country Music legend, George Strait, who took “It Just Comes Natural” to the top of the charts for four weeks in 2006. That same year, Jim was nominated for a Grammy for Best Country Song with “I Don’t Feel Like Lovin’ You Today” performed by Gretchen Wilson. Other hit singles written by Jim include “She Thinks My Tractor’s Sexy” (Kenny Chesney), “Then They Do” (Trace Adkins), “Hands of A Workin’ Man (Ty Herndon), “Love Workin’ On You” (John Michael Montgomery) and the multi-week #1 “Yes” performed by Chad Brock. This is in addition to the top 40 singles, “That Song In My Head” (julianne Hough), “I Can Sleep When I’m Dead” (Jason Michael Carrol), “God Must Really Love Me” (Craig Morgan), “In My Next Life” (Terri Clark), “They Call It Fallin’ For A Reason” (Trisha Yearwood), “While You’re Still Young” (Montgomery Gentry), “Wanna Make You Love Me” (Andy Gibson), “Hauled Off And Kissed Me” (Steve Holy), “How It Still Oughta Be” Trent Tomlinson and “Pound Sign” by Texas artist (Kevin Fowler). Jim has had over 150 of his songs recorded by such Country Music superstars as Carrie Underwood, Reba McIntire, Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Alan Jackson, Brad Paisley, Dustin Lynch, Rodney Atkins, Lee Brice, Chris Young, Little Big Town, Joe Nichols, LeAnn Rimes, Ashley Monroe, Darryl Worley, Kenny Rogers, Lonestar, Dwight Yoakum, Don Williams, Ronnie Milsap, Chuck Wicks and many others.

Casey James is the rare kind of artist who doesn’t just perform music—he commands a room. With a career built on world-class musicianship, national exposure, and years of high-level touring, Casey brings a proven, professional presence that resonates with audiences long after the last note fades. America first met Casey James on Season 9 of American Idol, where his undeniable talent, magnetic stage presence, and raw authenticity carried him into the Top 3 nationwide. Week after week, he stood out not just as a singer, but as a musician—a blues-rock guitarist with fire in his hands and soul in his voice. That run introduced him to millions and set the stage for a career rooted in both artistry and longevity. Following American Idol, Casey signed with Sony Music Nashville, releasing his self-titled debut album to critical acclaim. The record featured hits like “Let’s Don’t Call It a Night” and “Crying on a Suitcase”, both of which charted high on Billboard, solidifying him as more than a TV finalist—he was a legitimate force in country and roots-rock music. His sound blends Southern grit, blues edge, and modern country sensibility, making him versatile enough to connect with diverse audiences while staying unmistakably authentic. Though commercially successful, James later found the demands of the major label system creatively restrictive. After parting ways with Sony, he refocused on the music that most truly reflected his roots. In 2017 he released Strip It Down. He made the blues project he’d always envisioned introducing his music to a whole new demographic, which was well received worldwide. Teaming up with Grammy Award Winner Tom Hambridge was a great start, and James was left with a record that garnered rave reviews from Blues/Rock/Americana media outlets and fans across the world – with the Rock Doctor raving that that Strip It Down was “one hell of a delightful surprise!” He had finally busted into the scene he’d always wanted to be a part of. With his 2020 follow-up, If You Don’t Know By Now, James dug in deeper on the genre, exploring its range while setting himself apart as an inspired, melodic guitarist as well as an expressive, soulful vocalist. It’s a stark commitment to a musical form lodged firmly in his soul. James attacked If You Don’t Know By Now with a new level of confidence, thanks in part to his affirming experience with Strip It Down. Casey’s live résumé is just as impressive. He has toured and shared stages with some of the biggest names in music, including Taylor Swift, Delbert McClinton, Ed Sheeran, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Little Big Town, Buddy Guy, SugarLand and many more. These aren’t just opening slots—they’re stamps of trust from artists and teams who demand excellence night after night. Casey understands the discipline, stamina, and professionalism required at the highest levels of touring, and he delivers consistently. What truly sets Casey apart is his ability to connect. Whether performing in an intimate acoustic setting or commanding a festival stage, he brings intensity, humility, and genuine passion to every performance. He knows how to read a crowd, tell a story, and make each show feel personal—because it is.