All-Nashville Roadshow

Charlie Argo combines the storytelling charm of Americana with a voice that radiates soulful emotion. Based in Nashville, he has earned accolades for his ability to connect with audiences through both his songwriting and electrifying live performances. His EP In the Name of Love features contributions from top-tier Nashville musicians, including Joey Landreth and Billy Justineau, and has solidified his reputation as a rising star. The standout single “Tennessee Will,” co-written by hitmakers Adam Hood and Pat McLaughlin, showcases Charlie’s exceptional artistry. Charlie will be headlining with his full band, delivering a high-energy show that captures the spirit of Nashville and proves he’s an artist who’s truly worth seeing live.

With a voice that fuses the grit of Otis Redding, the twang of Darius Rucker, and the fire of Robert Plant, Slaw is a genre-defying powerhouse. His debut album, Here I Come, recorded in Nashville, showcases his evocative songwriting and emotive delivery. Praised by Americana Highways and American Blues Scene, the album features standout tracks like “If I Hadn’t Found You” and “Heavy Load.” Backed by some of Nashville's most talented musicians, both on the album and live with his full band, Slaw's music is rich with soulful hooks and raw energy that demands attention. His live performances channel the unfiltered passion of Southern rock, country and blues, making him a must-see artist on this lineup.

Summerlyn Powers weaves thoughtful stories of love, faith, and resilience into her music, drawing inspiration from Southern rock legends like Lynyrd Skynyrd and folk icons like Joni Mitchell. Her latest EP, Let’s Roll!, showcases her ability to balance raw emotion with upbeat grooves. A CMT-featured artist and seasoned performer at major festivals like SouthSounds and Moon Crush, Summerlyn’s songs—like “Healing Like I Am” and “Nana & Papa’s House”—invite listeners into moments of grace, reflection, and joy. Kicking off the evening with a solo performance, this true Nashville storyteller is as much at home in a ballad as she is in a rollicking sing-along.

Zach has deep ties to Nashville, having guest-hosted NFL Network’s Good Morning Football NFL Draft Special live from Music City. You might also recognize him as the star of the latest Trailer Park Boys film, Standing on the Shoulders of Kitties, or as the quick-witted host of AXS TV’s Parking Lot Payday. A true multi-talent, Zach’s country-comedy band, Zachariah and the Lobos Riders, has released four critically acclaimed albums, and he’s even penned clever songs like “Designated Daughter,” “White People Problems,” and “Chick Drinks.” His ability to blend comedy and music has earned him a loyal following and countless memorable moments on stage.