Hailed as “one of country’s more thoughtful artists” (Billboard), multi-platinum singer/songwriter Kip Moore has blazed his own trail and earned a place as one of music’s most beloved artists. With over 1 billion streams, 2.5 million monthly listeners and a spot in Pandora’s Billionaire Club, Moore has released six critically-acclaimed albums and penned over a dozen chart-topping singles, including hits “Something’ ‘Bout a Truck,” “Hey Pretty Girl,” “Beer Money” and “More Girls Like You.” A truly remarkable performer and “one of country music’s most tireless and powerful live draws” (Rolling Stone), Moore is renowned for playing blistering live shows in stadiums, arenas and theaters around the globe, resulting in his 2024 CMA International Artist Achievement Award. His most recent album Solitary Tracks debuted atop select Luminate charts and garnered him further praise from Esquire, Taste of Country, Whiskey Riff, Country Central and American Songwriter among others, as well as a performance on The Kelly Clarkson Show. With his new album Reason To Believe on the way, Moore will spend much of the year on the road for his world tour, with additional dates still to be announced.

Out of the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky, Leah Blevins makes her stunning Easy Eye Sound debut with her sophomore album All Dressed Up. Produced by Dan Auerbach and recorded in Nashville, the album seamlessly blends Blevins’ timeless vocals and songwriting with the enchanting spirit of the South and contemporary storytelling.  All Dressed Up grew out of this idea: If you face what’s hard, you can grow stronger and truer. Whether the steel-steeped seeking of “Hey God,” which extols “Jezebel or Jericho, you point me, that’s where I’ll go,” the minor keyed reassurance of “Leave It Up To Me,” and the cautionary glittering pop of “Be Careful Throwing Stones”, Blevins moves through the emotional gears with an ease that matches her willingness to pull back the layers. The smoky acoustic title track stares down a heartache, offering unabashed pain with a real talk chaser as it evokes classic Bobbie Gentry swelter. Her transparency and unfiltered feelings drew Nashville’s greatest genre-spanning writers – Daniel Tashian (Kacey Musgraves, Leon Bridges), Pat McLaughlin (John Prine, Bonnie Raitt, Alan Jackson), Paul Overstreet (two-time GRAMMY, Country Music Association and Academy of Country Music Song of the Year winner) – to join Blevins and Auerbach in excavating the realm of who she is, what she believes and wants to share.