Sister duo Tigirlily Gold has been playing music together since they could walk, and officially formed their band in high school. Growing up, they crisscrossed the mid-west, growing a fierce fan base and selling out amphitheaters across their home-state of North Dakota. After moving to Nashville, they landed a weekly residence at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row on Nashville’s famed lower Broadway. Playing four-hour sets, three to four nights a week, the sisters developed a performance style that’s not only captivating and fun but shows just how much entertaining is in their blood. After releasing their original song “Somebody Does,” in 2021, the track topped the iTunes chart and Tigirlily Gold was signed to Monument Records. They released their self-titled, debut EP in July 2021, working with multi-Grammy Award Winner Shane McAnally, and hit the road with artists Walker Hayes and Ashley McBryde. Now, the powerhouse duo is set to embark on a new musical chapter with their upcoming EP, Blonde – a deeply personal record that includes poignant tales of love and loss alongside powerful anthems and songs of female empowerment. The first release off the EP, “Shoot Tequila,” came out in January and has already found viral success with over 15 million views on the song across social media. Ready to bring girl group energy back to country music, Tigirlily Gold is poised for a breakout year.

Blessed with a sleek, effortlessly-smooth vocal, and a deep sense of self combining traditional values with a modern mindset, Carson Beyer is an accomplished singer-songwriter mixing classic country elements with an adventurous spirit. Building off the breakout success of his big-picture hit “Bones” – which has been streamed more than 4 million times on Spotify alone – he’s now ready to make a lasting impression, adding a dose of mindful soul to the contemporary country format. A Kentucky native from the Paducah area, Beyer's country roots run deep. He grew up working cattle and crops on his family’s independent farm, immersed in hard work and country music; especially ‘90s icons like Tim McGraw and George Strait, and the deeply emotional soul of ‘80s legends like Keith Whitley. Also a standout athlete, the collegiate football player later fell in love with modern R&B through team favorites like Usher and Justin Timberlake, and soon discovered a dynamic, all-natural vocal ability. Having never taken a lesson, he used it to serenade friends, family, and the occasional impromptu audience, but found true inspiration in 2015. Watching Timberlake and Chris Stapleton’s famous CMA Awards collab, his creative foundation of country, R&B and soul suddenly solidified. Now based in Nashville and aiming for a crossroads of traditional reverence, modern excitement and bold vulnerability, “Bones” has led to a new singles set for 2024 release and defined by enlightened electricity, with much more to come.