Miller Lite Main Stage

Aaron Lewis

Friday, August 19 - 9:30pm

Aaron Lewis grew up in Springfield, Vermont, listening to his grandparents’ country 8-tracks. Those roots inspired the multi-platinum front man and founder of Staind to return to his origins and since has quietly made an impact on country music without flexing to let everyone know what a big deal he is. With a decade invested in a genre that’s seen him record with George Jones, Charlie Daniels, Vince Gill, Alison Krauss, Mickey Raphael, the Cox Family, Ben Haggard and Dan Tyminski and producer Buddy Cannon, he has claimed two #1 Billboard Country Album debuts for his albums Town Line and Sinner. Lewis’ single “Am I The Only One,” debuted on Billboard's #1 Hot Country Song,” only the 9th time a debut has topped the chart since 1958. The hard touring, workingman’s star’s latest album Frayed at Both Ends was released in January of 2022, his most personal and unplugged
work.

Bellamy Brothers

Saturday, August 20 - 9:30pm

Howard and David continue to prove that the trail they’ve ridden to fame has been as unique as their music itself—music that is now celebrating over 40 years of success.The Bellamy Brothers celebrated their 40th anniversary with the release of a two-CD collection, 40 years, an ambitious project containing 20 of their biggest hits and 20 brand-new songs. In 2019, the Bellamys released Over the Moon as well as their first book Let Your Love Flow – the Life and Times of The Bellamy Brothers.

La Zenda Nortena

Domingo, Agosto 21 - 9:30pm
Sunday, August 21 - 9:30pm

La Zenda Norteña, agrupación originaria de El Paso, Texas, atraviesa uno de sus mejores momentos de su carrera, pues a cuatro años de haber sido creado, sus canciones y videos la están perfilando a la cima del regional mexicano, dentro de llamado género del “norteño sax”.

La Zenda Norteña, a group originally from El Paso, Texas, is going through one of the best moments of its career, because four years after it was created, its songs and videos are profiling it at the top of the Mexican regional, within the so-called genre of "northern sax".

Jake Hooker & the Outsiders

Monday, August 22 - 9:30pm

Jake Hooker grew up listening to the sounds of traditional country music through his father's West Texas country band. Jake began playing the bass at the age of 14 which jumpstarted him performing on stage. Jake's popularity continues to grow. His love and passion for traditional country music never ceases. Jake's graceful and professional image on the bandstand, along with his voice and talented band, makes his show unbeatable!

Dylan Wheeler

Tuesday, August 23 - 9:30pm

East Texas native, Dylan Wheeler dropped his debut EP “Tell Me If I’m Wrong” in November of 2018 and since, his name has continued to be added to lists of emerging singer/songwriters to watch in the Texas/Red dirt music scene. The 24-year-old out of Edgewood Texas didn’t begin his musical journey until age 22 after leaving the oilfield to pursue his dream of becoming a touring musician. The dynamic singer/songwriter spent the last two years playing solo acoustic shows in and around college towns, helping him gain popularity amongst college crowds. Wheeler’s musical influences range from Rob Thomas and Jared Leto, to Aaron Lewis, which has influenced his own sound. Wheeler’s vocals are packed with emotion, season and come out smooth, that, combined with his relatable lyrics and catchy tunes have certainly been the cause of his rapidly growing fan base.

Kody West

Wednesday, August 24 - 9:30pm

Just one year after his first EP “Higher Ground” Kody and the band released their debut album “Green” in April of 2017 and found themselves quickly gaining a large following of loyal fans. In the past 3 years he and his band have traveled across the country headlining shows, as well as serving as the supporting act for artist like Charlie Robison, Whiskey Myers , and Koe Wetzel. They have now released their sophomore record “Overgrown” that was recorded in Kody’s hometown of Denton, Texas. Kody’s drive for Touring and live shows keep wheels always turning and the band always working. Try to keep up!

Casey Donahew & Stoney LaRue - $30 Thursday

Thursday, August 25 - 8:30pm

Over the last 18 years, Casey Donahew has risen from a favorite on the local Texas music scene, racking up 21 #1 singles, to a nationally hot touring act who consistently sells out venues all across the country. Donahew has released eight independent albums to critical and commercial acclaim.

Throw away any preconceived notions you might have about country singers — especially ones from Texas — because Stoney LaRue smashes them all. Over a nearly 20-year career, the Lone Star-born and Oklahoma-raised LaRue has transformed himself into an unlikely Renaissance man. He is a deft songwriter, informed traveler and self-aware philosopher, a troubadour who converses just as easily about Indian yogis and gurus as he does about Texas barbecue and dance halls. LaRue highlights all facets of his complex persona on the inspiring new album Onward.

Charley Crockett

Friday, August 26 - 9:30pm

The album cover you’re looking at might lead you to conclude Charley Crockett is on one hell of a roll. You wouldn’t be wrong. Ten records in six years is some kind of prolific. The latest, a double LP, suggests the artist has some songs worth paying attention to. It’s clear that he’s invested as much time in the studio, recording storytelling songs, and making storytelling videos, as he has barnstorming around the United States and Europe playing live shows. Not bad for a thirty-seven-year-old late bloomer. Charley Crockett has been a fairly remarkable artist to follow. He’s got a sound. He’s got something to say. He has a look. And there’s a gauzy veil of mystery surrounding him suggesting he knows more than he’s letting on.

Josh Turner

Saturday, August 27 - 9:30pm

MCA Nashville recording artist Josh Turner, while a multi platinum-selling star himself, is a country music fan first and foremost. He’s even concocted his own version of Mount Rushmore conceived solely of country music legends. Turner’s “Mount Rushmore of Country Music” boasts five faces rather than four (it’s his mountain, after all) — Randy Travis, John Anderson, Johnny Cash, Vern Gosdin, and Hank Williams. The giants carved into the granite of Turner’s musical soul form the core of his aptly titled new album, Country State of Mind. “I’ve always said that any song you hear coming from my voice, you’re going to hear bits and pieces of those five guys,” he says. “They taught me how to be Josh Turner.”