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MAIN STAGE CONCERTS - presented by Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance

All main stage concerts are free with paid gate admission!

PRESENTED BY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE

Spencer Hatcher

Noted by Billboard for his sound that “fits the ’90s-country revival that’s still turning heads among the genre’s base,” Hatcher closely studies his musical heroes, including Cash, Strait, Presley and fellow bluegrass-turned-country artist Keith Whitley. But as this young old-fashioned gentleman begins his Nashville adventure, he’s determined to forge his own creative path.

“I've got an immense amount of respect for all my heroes in music that made this journey long before me,” he explains. “But I hope to build my own reputation as a real country artist singing real country music.”

LAKEVIEW

Lakeview is redefining country music with a sound that's been called "the arena rock of country." The independent duo, Jesse Denaro and Luke Healy, brings a gritty, high-octane edge to their music, blending their metal-core roots with classic country songwriting. Their music celebrates the everyday hustler and resonates with a diverse audience that is appealing to both traditional country fans and those who appreciate a heavier edge.

THE JACK WHARFF BAND

Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, The Jack Wharff Band play a strikingly unique blend of bluegrass, Country and rock. Known for their electric live performances, masterful instrumentation, and their ability to make music that consistently defies the confines of genre, the young band burst onto the scene last year with snippets of jaw-dropping original songs posted to TikTok and Reels. Comprised of vocalist/frontman Jack Wharff, drummer Garrett Howell, bassist Ryan Atchison and guitarist Evan Novoa, the salt of the earth four-piece have quickly captivated audiences with their infectious energy and unrelenting passion for the craft.

GEORGE BIRGE

With a powerhouse run of chart-climbing hits, RECORDS Nashville artist-songwriter George Birge is charging full speed toward Country stardom. After scoring a Country radio No. 1 with the first single he ever released (2024’s “Mind On You”), the Austin native almost instantly repeated that feat with his chart-topping follow-up “Cowboy Songs.” Along with his two back-to-back No. 1s, Birge’s acclaimed catalog now includes his 2023 debut album George Birge: Mind On You as well as standout tracks like “It Won’t Be Long” — a 2025 single which surged to No. 2 on the Country radio charts and cracked the all-genre Billboard Hot 100. His current single, “Ride, Ride, Ride” featuring country music superstar Luke Bryan is currently top 20 on both Country Radio and Billboard Country charts.

BRENCORE

BRENCORE Entertainment and The Collective Encore present “A Tribute to the Music of Earth, Wind, and Fire,” featuring The BRENCORE ALLSTARS. The BRENCORE ALLSTARS will perform iconic hits by Earth, Wind, and Fire, including “Serpentine Fire,” “Shining Star,” “Can’t Hide Love,” “Fantasy,” “Reasons,” “I Write a Song,” and many more.

TONY JACKSON

He’s served our country as a Marine and enjoyed a successful career in the banking industry, but with one listen to Tony Jackson’s new album, I’ve Got Songs to Sing, it is obvious country music is his true calling. With a distinctive voice that embodies country’s best traditions yet teems with an infectious energy that propels the genre into the future, Jackson is an old country soul in the body of a rising superstar.

Never has that been more apparent than in the 11 tracks on I’ve Got Songs to Sing. Jackson is joined by his hero Randy Travis on the album’s closing song “Do You Remember Country Music” and bluegrass queen Rhonda Vincent duets with Jackson for “Leave the Light On,” a rollicking piano-laced musical adventure. The warmth and confident timbre of his voice is on full display with his impressive cover of Glen Campbell’s “Wichita Lineman” while the upbeat “I’m All In” also showcases Jackson’s skill as a songwriter.

LEANNA CRAWFORD

Leanna Crawford is an award-winning singer-songwriter and rising voice in contemporary Christian music, known for her honest storytelling, vibrant faith, and emotionally resonant songs. In 2025, she was named New Artist of the Year at the GMA Dove Awards and earned Breakout Single of the Year at the K-LOVE Fan Awards for her deeply personal hit “Still Waters (Psalm 23),” which is certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America and peaked at No.1 on the Billboard Christian Airplay Chart.

RED CAMEL COLLECTIVE & THE AMANDA COOK BAND

RED CAMEL COLLECTIVE
Red Camel Collective is a bluegrass band comprised of multi-talented instrumentalists and vocalists Heather Berry Mabe, Tony Mabe, Curt Love, and Jonathan Dillon. Musically, Red Camel Collective’s sound is both eclectic and deeply rooted, blending traditional bluegrass and classic country influences with original songs and fresh, modern elements and uniquely their own. Formed in 2024, their band name was derived from the song "The Man In Red Camels" written by Timmy Massey and Rick Pardue. Red Camels are a vintage clothing brand best known for their iconic overalls. This name reflects the band's dedication to tradition, authenticity, and timeless style.

THE AMANDA COOK BAND
The Amanda Cook Band delivers a high-energy blend of modern soul and rich bluegrass tradition. Led by commanding vocalist Amanda Cook and backed by a powerhouse lineup of seasoned musicians—including Ethan Church (mandolin) and Chevy Watson (lead guitar)—the band brings tight vocal harmonies and dynamic acoustic craftsmanship to every stage. With five studio albums to their credit, including their acclaimed release Restless Soul, they deliver a heartfelt, captivating performance built for lifelong bluegrass enthusiasts and fairgoers alike.

O-TOWN & LFO

O-TOWN
Formed in 2000 during the hit ABC/MTV reality television series Making the Band, O-Town became an iconic fixture of early 2000s pop culture. Handpicked by music executive Clive Davis as the flagship act for J Records, the multi-platinum group exploded onto the charts with hit singles like "Liquid Dreams" and their signature #1 pop ballad "All or Nothing".
LFO
The short bio looks like this: LFO is Brad Fischetti, the disappeared Devin Lima, and the late great Rich Cronin. We burst on to the scene in 1999 with the smash hit Summer Girls from our debut self-titled album. We followed Summer Girls with another top-ten hit in Girl on TV. In 2001, we released our second album, Life is Good, which spawned the top-ten hit, Every Other Time. We decided to go on hiatus in 2002. In 2005, Rich was diagnosed with leukemia. In 2009 we regrouped for a reunion tour. It was short but perhaps the closest we have ever been as a group. We realized the deep love and respect we had for each other and our bond was fortified. In 2010 we lost Rich to his earthly battle with cancer but our brother won eternal life in Heaven.

PARMALEE

With over 1.6 billion streams, six number one country hits, and a growing list of platinum singles, Parmalee has cemented their place as a hit-making powerhouse. Comprised of brothers Matt & Scott Thomas (lead vocals/guitar & drums, respectively), cousin Barry Knox(bass) and lifelong friend Josh McSwain, the North Carolina-bred band most recently topped the charts with their longest-running number one single, “Cowgirl“, the lead release from the album, Fell In Love With A Cowgirl. This single would become the longest-running number one by a band in nearly 14 years on the Billboard Country Airplay charts and marks Parmalee’s fifth consecutive number one following the massive success of number one fan favorites “Take My Name” (Billboard’s most-played country song of 2022), “Girl In Mine” (Billboard’s 8th most-played country song of 2023), “Just the Way” with Blanco Brown & the emotional ballad “Gonna Love You” that revisited the near-death experience the band endured earlier in their career.
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