Country

The Frontmen is a country vocal group featuring Richie McDonald of Lonestar, Larry Stewart of Restless Heart and Tim Rushlow of Little Texas. Together, the three singers revisit songs associated with their original bands while developing new music as a group.

Their live show draws from a shared catalog that includes decades of country-radio hits, built around three lead voices and the harmonies that connect their individual careers.

HunterGirl is a country singer-songwriter from Winchester, Tennessee, who spent years performing in Nashville honky-tonks before finishing as the runner-up on Season 20 of American Idol. She began singing as a child, learned guitar in her teens and studied commercial songwriting at Middle Tennessee State University.

Her debut EP Tennessee Girl reflects both the vulnerable and rebellious sides of her writing. Its songs include the self-written “Ain’t About You,” while “Red Bird” became an early fan favorite. HunterGirl has also made her Grand Ole Opry debut and toured with a wide range of country artists.

Ryan & Rory is a Nashville country duo made up of Ryan Keith Follesé and Rory John Zak. The two became musical partners after a mutual industry friend introduced them, discovering a natural fit between Ryan’s songwriting and lead voice and Rory’s musicianship, perfect pitch and harmonies.

Before the duo, Ryan fronted the pop-rock band Hot Chelle Rae, while Rory performed hundreds of shows as the Carolina Opry’s youngest full-time lead singer. Together they bring those different backgrounds into a modern country sound built around strong arrangements and vocal chemistry.

Brooke Eden is a Florida-born country singer-songwriter known for a powerful voice and candid songs about love, identity and resilience. After early releases established her at country radio, she opened a new creative chapter with music that more fully reflected her life and perspective.

Her catalog includes “No Shade,” “Sunroof” and the Outlaw Love EP. Eden continues to record and perform while using honest storytelling as the center of her music.

Frank Ray is a country singer-songwriter raised between the border communities of Laredo, Texas, and Columbus, New Mexico. His music reflects country, Latin and pop influences, shaped by both his Southwestern upbringing and a decade serving as a law-enforcement officer.

After leaving the force to pursue music full-time, Ray earned Texas radio success and reached a national audience with “Country’d Look Good on You.” His Good for the Soul EP returns to bright, uplifting country themes grounded in his family and life experience.

Lanie Gardner is a singer-songwriter from the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina whose music blends country storytelling with rock, blues and pop influences. She first drew worldwide attention with a viral cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams,” which opened the door to recording and touring opportunities. Gardner made her Grand Ole Opry debut in 2025 and has performed at major festivals and alongside established artists. Her 2026 album Faded Polaroids presents her most personal collection of original songs to date.

Drake Milligan is a Texas singer-songwriter whose music draws from classic country, Western swing and modern Nashville production. After early acting and television appearances, he established himself as a recording artist with a baritone voice and an energetic live show.

His releases include “Sounds Like Something I’d Do,” the album Dallas/Fort Worth and the 2026 album Tumbleweed. Milligan writes and performs music inspired by Texas country traditions while building an international touring career.

Craig Morgan is a Tennessee country singer, songwriter and Grand Ole Opry member whose music is grounded in faith, family and country. His catalog includes “Almost Home,” “Redneck Yacht Club,” “International Harvester” and the chart-topping “That’s What I Love About Sunday.”

Morgan is also a 17-year veteran of the Army and Army Reserve who reenlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve in 2023. In addition to music, his work includes television, writing, outdoor projects and long-running support for military families.