Founded in Atlanta in 1991 by Mac Powell and Mark Lee, THIRD DAY became one of the most influential live bands in Contemporary Christian Music. Across nearly three decades, the group sold more than 10 million albums, earned 31 No. 1 singles and released 14 studio albums.
THIRD DAY’s honors include four GRAMMY Awards, 24 Dove Awards, an American Music Award and induction into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. The band returned to the road for its 30th Anniversary era in 2026.
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Motionless In White is a modern heavy-rock band whose music combines metal intensity, electronic textures and cinematic atmosphere. Its official discography stretches from Creatures and Reincarnate through Graveyard Shift, Disguise and Scoring the End of the World.
In 2026, the band opened its next chapter with Decades and continued touring internationally. Current music, videos and tour dates are maintained through the band’s official website.
Ty Myers is a Texas singer-songwriter and guitarist whose music brings country roots together with soul and rock influences. Raised on his family’s cattle ranch outside Austin, he began building attention with his 2023 debut single “Tie That Binds.”
His debut album The Select and the Platinum-certified single “Ends of the Earth” expanded that audience, while a sold-out headline run and opening dates with major touring artists established him as a fast-rising live performer. Myers records for RECORDS Nashville/Columbia.
Formed in Texas, ZZ Top built one of rock’s most enduring catalogs by pairing blues-rooted guitar with lean rhythms, humor and an unmistakable visual identity. Albums including Tres Hombres, Fandango!, Eliminator and Afterburner produced songs such as “La Grange,” “Tush,” “Sharp Dressed Man” and “Legs.”
Billy F Gibbons continues the band with Elwood Francis following the deaths of longtime members Dusty Hill in 2021 and Frank Beard in 2026. The official ZZ Top website confirms that the band is continuing to tour in accordance with Beard’s wishes.
Whiskey Myers is an East Texas band whose sound moves freely through Southern rock, country and blues. Cody Cannon, John Jeffers and Cody Tate began playing together long before the group released its 2008 debut, Road of Life, building a loyal regional following through independent releases and constant touring.
Albums including Firewater, Early Morning Shakes, Mud and Whiskey Myers expanded the band’s audience, while an appearance on Yellowstone introduced its music to even more listeners. The group remains committed to writing and producing music that sounds like Whiskey Myers rather than fitting a single format.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra was formed in 1996 by producer and composer Paul O’Neill, who brought together longtime collaborators Robert Kinkel, Jon Oliva and Al Pitrelli as its core writing team. His vision combined progressive rock, classical music and theatrical storytelling into an ambitious new concert experience.
Beginning with Christmas Eve and Other Stories, TSO built a catalog of rock operas and an annual arena tradition known for music, narration, lights, lasers and pyrotechnics. O’Neill’s artistic vision continues through his family, longtime collaborators and the musicians who carry the production forward.
Black Stone Cherry brings Kentucky-bred Southern Rock power together with hard-rock muscle, memorable hooks and an explosive live show. Chris Robertson, Ben Wells, John Fred Young and Steve Jewell Jr. continue the band’s long-running story with the Celebrate EP, featuring “Neon Eyes,” “Celebrate” and “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” with Tyler Connolly of Theory of a Deadman. The band remains active on the road with confirmed international dates extending into 2027.
PARMALEE is a North Carolina country band made up of brothers Matt and Scott Thomas, their cousin Barry Knox and longtime friend Josh McSwain. Its hook-driven mix of country and rock grew from Carolina roots into a catalog with more than 1.6 billion streams and six No. 1 country hits.
Those hits include “Carolina,” “Just the Way,” “Take My Name,” “Girl in Mine,” “Gonna Love You” and “Cowgirl.” The latter became the band’s longest-running No. 1 and the longest-running Billboard Country Airplay No. 1 by a band in nearly 14 years.
Luke Combs is a North Carolina singer-songwriter known for a powerful voice and direct, relatable country writing. He built an audience through independent releases before “Hurricane” began a remarkable run of radio success.
His catalog includes “When It Rains It Pours,” “Beautiful Crazy,” “Beer Never Broke My Heart,” “Forever After All” and his recording of “Fast Car.” Combs has grown from club stages to stadium tours while keeping songwriting and audience connection at the center of his work.
Morgan Wallen is a Tennessee singer-songwriter whose sound blends modern country with rock and hip-hop influences. After early television exposure and his debut album If I Know Me, he reached a much larger audience with Dangerous: The Double Album.
His catalog includes “Whiskey Glasses,” “More Than My Hometown,” “Wasted on You,” “You Proof” and “Last Night.” Wallen continues to release music and headline large-scale tours.