North Carolina native Kasey Tyndall has carved out a singular lane at the  intersection of Country and Rock, pairing powerhouse vocals and sharp  songwriting with the influence of both genres that shaped her upbringing. A  2023 CMT Next Women of Country honoree, Tyndall has toured with Hank  Williams Jr., Ella Langley, Megan Moroney, Ashley McBryde, Whiskey  Myers, and more, including an upcoming date with HARDY, while earning  recognition for songs including “Jesus and Joan Jett,” “Dirt Road to Hell,”  and “Crystal Methodist.” As a songwriter, she has written with longtime  collaborators and friends including HARDY, David Garcia, and Lainey  Wilson, earning co-writing credit on “Bar In Baton Rouge” featured on  Wilson’s 2024 GRAMMY-nominated album Whirlwind. Tyndall released her  self-titled debut label album via MNRK Nashville in 2025, produced by  longtime collaborator Derek Wells, and continues to build on its CountryRock foundation with her latest releases, including “Maybe You’re The One” with multi-No. 1 Rock band Pop Evil and “Old Me Is Dying,” out now.

Harper Grace is a singer/songwriter who was raised to know that family, tradition, and respect matter deeply. The Texas native takes these ideals with her everywhere she goes and infuses them into all she does. Her burgeoning career has already seen her perform twice on national television on NBC’s Today Show, collect 17 million global streams, and co-write a song she recorded that landed a sync placement in a Netflix film. Her new single at Country Radio, “if daddy says no,” is a song Harper describes as, “living in the tension between wanting to make the right decision for yourself and not tearing down everything else around you in the process.” She has opened for many incredible artists, including OneRepublic, Dylan Scott, Maddie & Tae, Nelly, and Walker Hayes. She has performed at NFL, MLB, NBA, and MLS games. She has been featured by NPR, Taste of Country, and US Weekly. And she has released songs with Kelsey Hart, Mason Ramsey, and Franklin Jonas. Harper’s songwriting abilities, vocal prowess, and engaging personality have and continue to propel her rise. Harper's initial experience in the spotlight came at just 11 years old when her first public performance of the national anthem didn’t go as planned, eliciting widespread criticism and bullying from an array of online observers and media outlets. Seven years later, Harper redeemed herself by returning to the same stadium and nailing a version of the patriotic song. With a huge heart towards encouraging and reminding people of all ages that the bullies don’t win, Harper continues on her Redemption Tour where she shares her anti-bullying story at schools and sings the national anthem at high-profile venues, including NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, and MLS games, along with Monster Energy Supercross. Harper has opened for OneRepublic, Maddie & Tae, Dylan Scott, Walker Hayes, Sara Evans, Martina McBride, Lily Rose, Ingrid Andress, and Josh Turner, among others.

Aaron Gillespie is a producer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and artist whose two-decade career spans rock, alternative, country, and heavy music. A founding member of GRAMMY®-nominated Underoath, frontman of The Almost, solo artist, and former touring drummer for Paramore, Aaron brings a rare perspective from both the studio and stage. As a producer and songwriter, he has collaborated with artists including Thomas Rhett, Mitchell Tenpenny, Sikarus, A Thousand Horses, RaeLynn, and Charlotte Sands. His approach is rooted in strong songcraft, authentic performance, and helping artists define the sound that makes them unmistakably their own.