John Schneider (born April 8, 1960) is an American actor and singer. He is best known for his portrayal of Beauregard "Bo" Duke in the television action comedy series The Dukes of Hazzard (opposite Tom Wopat, Catherine Bach, and James Best), Jonathan Kent in the 2001–2011 TV series Smallville, and James "Jim" Cryer on the television series The Haves and the Have Nots, created by Tyler Perry.  Alongside his acting career, Schneider has been a countrysinger since the early 1980s, releasing nine studio albums, a greatest hits package, and eighteen singles. This total includes "I've Been Around Enough to Know", "Country Girls", "What's a Memory Like You", and "You're the Last Thing I Needed Tonight", all of which reached the top of the Billboard country singles charts. 

Bobby Marquez has a charismatic smile and refreshing tongue-in-cheek, but heartfelt, honky-tonk style that stirs an energy with audiences worldwide. The Texas-born singer/songwriter is reaching crowds far and wide on radio, national television appearances and tours across the U.S., Australia and Ireland, earning several awards from such notable organizations as the Grammys, The CMA of Texas, the Academy of Western Artists and induction into The Wheeling Jamboree. That musical path began in the small South Texas town of Freer, where Bobby taught himself to play guitar on an old guitar his cousin found too frustrating to learn and threw in the trash. Bobby’s treasure led the way for him to perform at church, pageants and dancehalls before hitting large concert stages throughout his home state, including his hometown Rattlesnake Roundup. Onward to Nashville with the encouragement of record executives, where he got his nickname Smilin ’Bob from WSM Grand Ole Opry announcer Keith Bilbrey who noted that he was always smiling. Well, Marquez has plenty to smile about with songs charted on The Music Row Chart, several overseas charts and proudly in the top ten on The Texas Music Chart. Marquez remains humble and extremely grateful for all of the accolades, including several awards for his music from the AWA and CMA of Texas, but a few are especially dear to his heart. The award-winning song, “The Cowboy Way” is a tribute to his late father-in-law and his integrity, produced by the legendary Western Music Hall of Fame star Rex Allen Jr. The song also went on to become the theme song for the annual Gene Autry festival, The Cowboy Way Jubilee. Another track from the album by the same title, co-written by Bobby Marquez not only won AWA and CMA of Texas awards, it was up for a Grammy nomination. The song titled, For Awhile is a heartfelt duet with the Queen of Bluegrass, Rhonda Vincent. And “Speak Love” is the final track from that collection that sums up Bobby Marquez’s character of kindness and generosity, garnering a CMA of Texas trophy and global attention. The beautiful song was written by Marquez and hit songwriter Karen Staley. His love for music and people is evident in the light of his eye on stage. But just as important is the work he does behind the scenes, his songwriting. Marquez’s songs have been recorded by Alan Jackson, Ty Herndon, George Strait, Rhonda Vincent and Johnny Rodriguez. Bobby Marquez has been seen on national television shows, Larry’s Country Diner, The Penny Gilley Show, Better Nashville, Cheyenne Country, Studio 23 Nashville and Country Fix. Marquez has also been a regular host on the legendary Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree. Most recently he appeared on Branson Country USA.  Bobby has shared the stage with The Bellamy Brother, Dennis Quaid, Mickey Gilley, Ray Price, Mel Tillis, Johnny Rodriguez, Martina McBride, David Ball, Janie Fricke, Johnny Lee and Lonestar… just to name a few.  Bobby is also the host and founder of the annual St. Jude Children’s Hospital benefit, Country With Heart, as well as his virtual songwriters showcase, Country Campfire Pickin’.

Karen Staley was born in Weirton, WV and was raised in nearby rural Hookstown, PA in the Tri-State area of WV/PA & OH. She is a 30 year veteran of the Nashville music industry & has been involved in virtually every facet of the business from songwriting & performing to touring, recording & producing. Karen’s #1 songs have been played on radio over 12 million times & counting. Those songs have collectively sold more than 20 million albums, singles, and downloads. Karen is one of the original mainstays at the Bluebird Cafe, the now iconic listening room popularized by the ABC TV show Nashville. She is also one of the pioneers of the “In The Round” format for shows. Her songs have not only been recorded by modern stars like Faith Hill, Reba, Trick Pony, Terri Clark & Tracy Byrd but also by icons & legends such as George Jones, Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette, Conway Twitty & Brenda Lee As a guitar player & background singer Karen has toured with Faith, Reba, Patty Loveless, Terri Clark & Russ Taft. Karen is also a sought after studio session singer as well as demo producer. Karen’s songs have been nominated for Dove, Grammy, & International Bluegrass Awards & Karen won the ACM Song of The Year award with Tracy Byrd's classic Keeper of the Stars which was also featured on CMT's 100 Greatest Country Love Songs of All Time TV special.

Hailing from Corinth, Miss., Addie Pratt is a University of Mississippi graduate, has been singing since the age of three and writing since the age of 11, with a passion for country music. In February of 2016, Pratt was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia while she was a freshman in high school. She spent six months in treatment at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital without coming home. Her experience at St. Jude inspired her to speak and sing for the hospital, which led to her being featured on Brad Paisley's ABC special and his song "Alive Right Now" in 2019.   Pratt attended the third annual St. Jude Presents: Curated, a live auction fundraiser at Charles Kelley’s of Lady A, home. She performed there and caught the attention of producer, Nathan Chapman. He offered to produce a song for her if 15 guests would donate $2,500 each to St. Jude. The donations poured in, and Kelley, Chapman, Dave Haywood, and Pratt got to work on her single.  Together, they wrote her song, “The Woman I Am,” inspired from her experience with St. Jude and how life’s trials have made her the person she is today. She calls the songs one of the things she is truly the proudest of. Pratt is a member of Tri Delta sorority and she continues to advocate for St. Jude kids.