Set List:
Joshua Hedley – Broke Again
Kimberly Kelly – Honky Tonk Town
Mo Robson – Honky Tonk Bars
Jim Lauderdale – That Kind of Life (That Kind of Day)
Rock Hearts – Wake Up And Smell The Coffee
Jesse Burdick – Branded Man
Ruby Rae – Tied To The Track
Sunny Sweeney – Still Here
Charley Crockett – Odessa
Jackson Scribner – Sixteen
Wyatt Massingille – We Must’ve Been out of Our Minds
The Easy Leaves – Fresno
The Williams Brothers – Tears Only Run One Way
White Rose Motor Oil – Whole Heart
David Broad & The Meanwood Valley Stompers – Careless Love
Sierra Ferrell – At The End Of The Rainbow
Jackson Emmer – Terlingua
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