Middlesboro Main Street

Soulful rocker Devon Gilfillian fuses sweltering blues guitar riffs with rich gospel vocals for velvet-smooth jams that pack a punch.

With opening act Joslyn & the Sweet Compression.

New York City’s first and only all-female mariachi­ group, GRAMMY Award-winning ensemble Flor de Toloache, is pushing genre boundaries and getting concertgoers dancing with their fresh, versatile take on traditional Mexican music.

Known for their joyous bluegrass dance-music, Mountain Park Old Time Band weaves fast and furious banjo picking, lilting fiddles and Appalachian storytelling into vibrant music that is sure to get your feet moving and spirit soaring.

Old soul crooner Mo Pitney treats audiences to a no-frills departure from the pop-tinged country music on the airwaves with heartfelt storytelling and molasses-thick vocals that will sooth your soul.

Rising contemporary blues star Samantha Fish pushes musical boundaries with her exceptional guitar skills, powerful vocals and creative approach to songwriting.

Gritty troubadour Caleb Caudle crafts pure Americana music that conjures country music's roots—back when melody, mood and message ‘ruled the roost.’

Roots-rockers The Black Lillies are breathing new life into Appalachian folk and Americana with raw, energetic, genre-bending melodies for a foot-stompin’ hand-clappin’ good time.

Gospel, soul, and R&B infused raconteur Liz Vice leaves audiences spellbound with her powerful smoky vocals and smooth, vibrant music.

Described as country superstar “Miranda Lambert’s favorite songwriter” in an interview with Rolling Stone, John Moreland’s signature brand of honest, emotion-driven songwriting and coarse, vulnerable vocals have solidified his place at the forefront of contemporary Americana music.

GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Sierra Hull enchants audiences as she takes listeners across emotionally intricate bluegrass soundscapes guided by her honey-crisp voice and stunning prowess on the mandolin.