Set List:
Angela Perley – Plug Me In
Kimberly Kelly – Blue Jean Country Queen (feat. Steve Wariner)
Sunny Sweeney – Someday You’ll Call My Name
Brooks and Bowskill – Too Many Roads
Chris Davis – Heart Like Mine
Lindsay Lou – Freedom (feat. Billy Strings)
Bob, Hank and Joe – This Old Country Road
Brandon Brindley – Started Out Walking
Suzannah – Colorado
Mackenzie Roark – Rollin’ High, Feelin’ Low
Hearts Gone South – How To Stop Loving You
David Miner – Easier to Leave
Hearts Gone South – How To Stop Loving You
David Miner – Easier to Leave
Matt Ward – Broken Baggage, Sleeping Pills and Booze
Tobin Kirk – Why Would I Care
Willie Nelson – Learnin’ the Blues
Ed Meyer – Cowboy Serenade
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