Set List:
Charlie Marie – Soul Train
Beau Jennings & The Tigers – Sunflower
Josh Brown & the Hard Livin’ Legends – My Favorite Season
Aaron Raitiere – For The Birds
Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway – Flatland Girl (feat. Margo Price)
Donna Ulisse – Harp with Golden Strings
Morgan Wade – Take Me Away
Jana Pochop – Quiet all The Time
Drake White – Legends Never Die
Nickola Magnolia – Cocaine and a Dream
Kaitlin Butts – Blood
Sam Turner and the Cactus Cats – Boulder
Randy Ross – No Reason to Go Home
Mose Wilson – Louisiana Two-Step
Jenni Rumer – Old Time Country Show
Tim Ponzek – Our Big House In Casa Grande
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Guy Mitchell...
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