India Ramey is a commanding live performer whose blend of outlaw swagger and Southern Gothic intensity has made her a standout on stages across the country. Freshly signed to Copaco/Blue Élan Records, Ramey is entering a powerful new era, backed by producer and label head Eric Corne and with a brand new album out, she is hitting the road. Known for shows that balance grit, dark humor, and high-energy honky-tonk fire, Ramey has appeared at major national events including AmericanaFest, SXSW, Twangfest (with The Vandoliers), the Outlaw Country Cruise, and the Honky Tonkin’ in Queens Riverboat Cruise. She has toured nationally and internationally, supporting artists such as Corb Lund, Maggie Rose, and Silverada, and continues to build loyal followings across clubs, listening rooms, and festival stages. Praised by Rolling Stone (“10 New Country Artists You Need To Know”) and hailed by Saving Country Music as “the kind of artist who might actually haul off and do it,” Ramey has earned a reputation for shows that cut straight to the bone—equal parts electric, cathartic, and fiercely engaging. Her 2024 album Baptized By the Blaze became her most celebrated yet, landing on year-end lists from No Depression, American Songwriter, and Saving Country Music. With a new label partnership and fresh material ready to roll out, India Ramey is poised for a breakout touring cycle in 2026 and into 2027.  With honky-tonk swagger, dark storytelling, and an undeniable stage presence, her live show is raw, cinematic, and impossible to forget.

Soulful Americana artist Brittany Collins writes songs that are equal parts heartbreaking and hopeful. Her hauntingly powerful voice evokes imagery of the rugged mountainous landscape where she was raised and still lives in the Pacific Northwest. Her performance will hit you like a lightning bolt and leave you begging for more. Collins released her debut album "Things I Tell My Therapist" on September 2nd 2022. Things I Tell My Therapist is a debut album ten years in the making. It examines the pain of familial ties (“The Apple”), the beauty of love that grows and evolves (“The Journey”), self-discovery (“Somebody”), reconciliation (Things I Tell My Therapist”), and the dichotomy of living an everyday life while also dreaming of becoming who you know you are meant to be (“Two Worlds”). The album has received features in Americana Highways, Adobe and Teardrops and Glide Magazine, as well as consistent radio play on ABC Country, Ditty TV, Country Du Monde and CMR Nashville. To date it has been added to countless playlists including Hot Country, and has been streamed over 23,000 times. Her growling voice, poignant lyrics, and soul-flavored alt-country sound make this release stand far above her peers, stuffed full of soul-stirring ballads, uptempo Americana ditties, and a slew of radio-ready hits. Quickly becoming a regular feature on Americana music stations nationwide and embarking on her first nationwide tour in fall of 2022, this girl isn't letting anything stand in her way.

Straight out of Atlanta, GA, The Waymores are the real-deal honky-tonk duo keeping country music raw, road-worn, and rooted in truth. Fronted by husband-and-wife team Kira Annalise and Willie Heath Neal, the pair mix unique vocal stylings, unvarnished storytelling, and a wry sense of humor into a sound that’s equal parts classic Redr country grit and modern Americana soul. Since hitting the road together in 2018, The Waymores have toured relentlessly across the U.S., U.K., and Europe, sharing stages with Dale Watson, Wayne Hancock, Kelley Willis, Summer Dean, and Scott H. Biram. Their high-energy live shows, equal parts heartbreak, honky-tonk, and banter, have earned them a devoted following on both sides of the Atlantic. Their third studio album, Greener tree Pastures (2023), was produced by legendary hitmaker Shel Talmy (The Kinks, The Who, David Bowie) and drew critical acclaim, with singles spending multiple weeks on the Alt-Country Specialty Chart, breaking into the Top 10 alongside names like Tyler Childers, Colter Wall, and Lucinda Williams. Now, with their fourth album The Knot set for release in February 2026, The Waymores are doubling down on what they do best: songs about love, heartache, and the highway. Recorded in Nashville with rising producer Mose Wilson (Hannah Juanita, Eliza Thorn, Sweet Megg), The Knot promises a mix of wit, grit, and unflinching honesty, anchored by the couple’s lived-in chemistry.  Rolling Stone praised the album, saying “‘The Knot’ is tailor-made for the ballroom and evokes, the chemistry of Johnny Cash and June Carter…,” while No Depression noted, “with The Knot, the Waymore double down on their allegiance to the sounds and themes of golden age in Nashville.” Whether they’re tipping their hats to tradition or twisting it with a modern grin, The Waymores keep one boot in the past and one on the gas. For them, country music isn’t about costumes or trends, it’s about stories worth telling, songs worth singing, and the miles between every honky-tonk along the way.