Zach Williams, frontman of folk-rock trio The Lone Bellow, debuted in 2013 with their self-titled album, swiftly gaining recognition for their harmonies and live energy. Rooted in gospel, Williams found solace in music during his wife's spinal injury, sparking his songwriting journey. Now, The Lone Bellow celebrates their 10th album anniversary with a nationwide tour, reflecting on humble beginnings and collaborative sessions. Their rise includes performances on late-night shows such as "Jimmy Kimmel Live," "Late Show With David Letterman," and "The Late Late Show With James Corden." and sharing stages with artists like Eric Church and Maren Morris, captivating audiences with their distinctive sound. Williams released his critically-acclaimed solo project, 'Dirty Camaro' in 2021, featuring guests including Anderson East, Ashley Monroe, John Paul White, Thad Cockrell, and the gospel group Settles Connection.

After attending Vanderbilt University on a full academic scholarship, Meg McRee traded her newly earned degree for the pursuit of an unpredictable dream as a songwriter. After a few years of waitressing at The Listening Room and nannying in between co-writes, McRee was validated as more than a driven idealist with the signing of her first publishing deal at Hang Your Hat, a creative joint venture with Concord Music Publishing and hit-songwriter Hillary Lindsey. Since, her musical prowess has earned her cuts with Elle King, Warren Zeiders, Ella Langley, Grace Potter, Colby Acuff, Paul Cauthen, Ashley Monroe, Shelby Lynne, Ben Chapman, Harper O’Neill and more. McRee introduced her artistry with debut record Is It Just Me?, produced by Andrew Petroff (Sheryl Crow, Devon Gilfillian), delivering stand-out track “Mary Jane & Chardonnay”. With playlisting across Folk, Americana, and Country playlists, SiriusXM The Highway On The Horizon supported the release with more airplay, following her intro to radio with “Gone As It Gets”, a stand alone collaborative track written and recorded by McRee, Brit Taylor, Adam Chaffins, and Ben Chapman, on SiriusXM Outlaw Country. This past year has been full of notable milestones for the budding McRee, receiving a standing ovation her debut on the Grand Ole Opry stage, performing at coveted festivals including Stagecoach, CMA Fest, and Moon Crush, and supporting tours for Lainey Wilson, Ashley McBryde, Morgan Wade, Marcus King, Hailey Whitters, Lukas Nelson, Flatland Cavalry, Brent Cobb, Red Clay Strays, and Elle King. 2023 closed out with the release of Meg’s live-to-tape History of Heartbreak EP, a collection of new songs about old feelings. Tracks “Wildflower” and “The Moon” feat. Hillary Lindsey and Lori McKenna were highlighted heavily across playlists, with the project as a whole scoring Spotify’s Nashville billboard upon release. Her latest single, “Usually You,” showcases her songwriting prowess with a groovy, genre-blending sound and vivid imagery that transports listeners to Coastal California.

Walker Burroughs is best known for his achievement as a top 8 finalist on American Idol 2019. Originally from Birmingham, AL he is a graduate of Belmont University with a degree in voice and an emphasis in songwriting. While a student, he toured nationally with Bobby Bones as both his piano player and a featured artist. Walker's music blends interesting melodies and chords with lyrics that reflect on the joy and the pain of connecting with ourselves, others and the world around us.

Brendan Walter was born and raised in Dallas, TX. After a successful career as a semi-professional and collegiate hockey player, Brendan has pursued his dream as a singer/songwriter. Before moving to Nashville to further his music career, Brendan resided in Austin, TX, gigging at The Saxon Pub, Mohawk and Parish regularly. His debut project I Don't Know What I'm Doing Yet released in November 2024, followed by his biggest song yet, "If A Song Could Change Your Mind," a collaboration with Low Gap.