Upcoming Events

Southern Call is made up of two artists in Nashville, Sean Trainor and Cierra Louise. Hailing from North Carolina and Southern California, Southern Call shines a new light on country music. With a strong passion for harmonies and lyrics, this duo is always willing to step outside the box. Whether on the stage or in the studio, there is no doubt this duo shares an undeniable connection. With idols such as Miranda Lambert, Emmylou Harris, and Jackson Browne, it is no surprise that Southern Call believes music comes first.

Round 1 with Antonio Moraes & John Rey Round 2 with Tarrish Potter, Brandon Steadman, Hannah Kay, Ryan Garrett Round 3 with Rich O'Toole, Dave Fenley, Scott Brown (of Scooter Brown Band), Sweet Leah, Brent Michael Wood

Join us for Songwriter Women in Country Music hosted by Annie Wildgen! Two rounds of the women behind today’s country hits! Annie received her first platinum award last year for her song “Beautiful Believer” when Brett Young’s album reached 1 million sales. Come see her and some talented friends sing original songs today, that could make their way to the country radio charts tomorrow! 11:30am - Liv Cawley, Erika Raen, Carly Tefft 1pm - SARA, Britney Monroe, Annie Wildgen

Five incredibly talented women. One kick-ass night. Join us for our Women in Country Music showcase featuring: 5pm: Aubrey Wollett 6pm: Kimberly Kelly 7pm: Hailey Steele 8pm: Christina Taylor 9pm: Layla Tucker

Lazer & Levi, “Those Boys from Colorado” are two brothers born and raised in Colorado Springs, the heart of the Rocky Mountains. They have imbedded their roots in the Rockies and through their experiences have developed an original sound in the Country/Americana genre. Their sound is smack dab in the middle of Brothers Osborne and Vince Gill with a little sugar coating of Lady Antebellum and hints of Keith Urban.

Ross Cooper is the rare country musician who has actually lived the life of a cowboy. The former professional bareback rider was still bustin' broncs when his music career began. Though a knee injury sidelined his rodeo career, Cooper drives a band like he's still wearing spurs and holding on for eight. He pushes country music way past traditional territory just for the rush. It's the new Nashville sound: glimmering pedal steel, rollicking & rocking telecaster riffs, soulful keys, and gorgeous harmonies.