Middlesboro Main Street

A 2016 Americana Music Association nominee for “Album of the Year” and one of Sir Elton John’s favorite rising stars, 26-year-old Parker Millsap has a soulful sound and captivating stage presence not to be missed.

With opening act Eric Bolander at 6:30pm.

Combining irresistible beats, an exuberant stage presence and expert musicianship, GRAMMY-nominated Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers are a crowd-pleasing powerhouse.

With opening act Levi Cadle at 6:30pm.

Ruby Velle & The Soulphonics’ earthy R&B pays homage to the genre’s greats while setting itself apart from the past with thoughtful, innovative arrangements that draw from an unexpected range of influences.

With opening act Jade Robertson at 6:30pm.

An American singer-songwriter and GRAMMY nominee, Brent Cobb draws listeners in with his southern storytelling and satisfying country-funk sound.

With opening act Chris Blake at 6:30pm.

Born and raised in Omaha, Neb., Heather Newman's blues-saturated upbringing shaped her into the vocalist, bassist and songwriter she is today.

With opening act The Blue Crawdads at 6:30pm.

At a time when many people spend more time with their screens than others, Sammy Miller and the Congregation are committed to uplifting listeners and bringing communities together through ‘joyful jazz.’

With opening act Ben Maney at 6:30pm.

Singer-songwriters, multi-instrumentalists and descendants of Edgar Allan Poe, Rebecca and Megan Lovell of Larkin Poe are pushing boundaries with their modern but gritty take on roots rock ‘n’ roll.

With opening act Lauren and the Howlers at 6:30pm.

With a name that pays homage to the group’s Memphis roots, Southern Avenue’s style pulls influences from funk, soul and rock ‘n’ roll, while remaining firmly grounded in its blues foundation and southern traditions.

With opening act Mighty Blue at 6:30pm.

Sister Sadie has it all: seasoned female players, charismatic live performances and exceptionally-executed, ‘real deal’ bluegrass.

With opening act Emily Miller at 6:30pm.

Over the course of an almost thirty-year career, GRAMMY winner Mike Farris’ soulful voice has transcended genre boundaries from Americana to rock to roots gospel, earning comparisons to legends like Sam Cooke and Otis Redding.

With opening act Jonny Monster at 6:30pm.