July 17-19, 2026

Craig Wayne Boyd is a Nashville-based country artist and winner of NBC’s The Voice, known for his pitch perfect vocals, emotional delivery, and commanding live performance. Post win, Craig debuted his single “My Baby’s Got a Smile on Her Face” at #1 on the Billboard chart. A seasoned road warrior, he has performed over 1,000 shows including 28 Grand Ole Opry appearances which will forever be one of his greatest achievements. Craig has appeared on major platforms including The Ellen Show and The Tonight show Jimmy Fallon, and continues to expand his global reach. In the past year alone, CWB released his sixth studio album, “Tidbits” and toured seven countries, delivering country music that is raw, honest, and unapologetically real. “That’s What I’m Tonkin’ About” COMING 2026!

Morgan Myles is a powerhouse Americana and country singer-songwriter whose five-octave vocals and fearless honesty have made her one of Nashville’s most compelling rising artists. First introduced to a national audience as a Top 3 finalist on NBC’s The Voice—earning the fastest four-chair turn in the show’s history—Myles has since built a reputation for blending soulful vulnerability with arena-ready hooks.

Her forthcoming sophomore album, Laced (Blue Élan Records), was co-written entirely by Myles and produced by GRAMMY-winner Ross Hogarth with an all-star band featuring members of Fleetwood Mac, Gov’t Mule, and John Mellencamp’s band. Drawing on nearly 20 years of songwriting and life experience, the project explores resilience, heartbreak, and hope across standout tracks like “Weight of Your Words,” “American Sky,” and the anthemic “Que Sera Serenade.”

Known for her “country-pop-soul” sound praised by coach Camila Cabello as “gorgeous” and “soulful,” Myles has turned personal trials into empowering songs that resonate with fans worldwide. Whether in the studio or on stage, she champions authenticity—“no Auto-Tune, everything real”—and invites listeners into a shared journey of perseverance, healing, and faith.

“Real-life-inspired lyricism and multi-genre stylistic influences – which melds the blues, jazz, country, and southern rock...an easy-listen and strong appeal to a wide variety of music lovers."

Casey James rose to national attention and became a household name overnight as a contestant on American Idol. Using his fierce instrumental skills, emotional tenor and musical talent, he landed high among the finalists, 3rd to be exact. After over a decade of playing shows as a local musician in the DFW area of Texas, James suddenly had opportunities he had only dreamed of. The success he experienced during the show brought him a recording contract with a major country label. He took the offer, although the tight creative limitations on commercial country overlapped only partially with the music at the center of his soul. James made the opportunity work. He landed hits with “Let’s Don’t Call It A Night” and “Crying on A Suitcase” – however, the three-minute time frames and limits on instrumental playing did not allow him to showcase his artistic vision. Five years and four radio singles later, James left his major label deal with hopes of being able to make music without limitations.

Dan Smalley may just now be making a name for himself, but he already sings with the voice of experience. And he’s got the bullet scars to prove it. The Alaska native who came of age in Shreveport, Louisiana, sings his confessional, soul-baring songs with deep conviction. Smalley expresses a fresh take on Country music that knows tradition, inspired by the greats of the genre and infused with the swampy sounds of his roots, the Gospel of hardwood church pews and the impassioned delivery of R&B. Artists like Merle Haggard, Ray Charles, Al Green and Willie Nelson provided a musical roadmap for Smalley to follow, and the against-the-grain success of Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell and Sturgill Simpson drew him to Nashville. There, he began working with producer Keith Stegall, known for his award-winning work with the likes of Alan Jackson and Zac Brown Band. Ashley McBryde and Dillon Carmichael already have picked up on Smalley’s writing ability, including his songs on their recent albums, and joins her on the road for select dates this Spring. Smalley has also joined bills alongside Nelson, Tim McGraw, Justin Moore, and Dwight Yoakam. IF I’M BEING HONEST, Smalley’s debut EP out March 20 via Big Machine Records, draws candidly on his life story to deliver compelling tales of persistence, love and redemption.

Capturing audiences from the start with her bubbly and energetic stage presence, Kasey Burton is a natural born performer. Playing live shows since she was just 14, Kasey already has a multitude of experience under her belt. Some highlighted performances include the world famous House of Blues in Chicago Illinois, the Phases of the Moon Festival, both the Indiana & Illinois State Fair, and opening up for acts such as Diamond Rio, Rodney Atkins, and John Michael Montgomery.

CHRIS ARELLANO’S NUEVO AMERICANA SOUND IS A HEARTFELT BLEND OF NORTENO TRADITIONS FROM HIS NORTHERN NEW MEXICO UPBRINGING, FUSED WITH ALTERNATIVE COUNTRY, BLUES, AND BILINGUAL STORYTELLING. HIS MUSIC BRIDGES CULTURES AND GENERATIONS, OFFERING A DEEPLY PERSONAL TAKE ON AMERICANA THAT MOVES SEAMLESSLY BETWEEN SPANISH AND ENGLISH.

RAISED IN THE SMALL TOWN OF COSTILLA, CHRIS BEGAN PLAYING IN HIS FAMILY BAND AT THE AGE OF EIGHT. AFTER THE PASSING OF HIS FATHER—HIS FIRST MUSICAL MENTOR—HE TURNED TO GUITAR AND FOUND A LIFELONG PASSION. HIS JOURNEY TOOK HIM FROM THE MOUNTAINS OF NEW MEXICO TO NASHVILLE’S STORIED STAGES, WHERE HE PERFORMED, RECORDED, AND COLLABORATED WITH TOP PRODUCERS AND SONGWRITERS.

Chancy has shared the stage with artists such as: Stoney Larue, Bleu Edmondson, No Justice, CooderGraw, William Clark Green, Tejas Brothers, Josh Abbott & Aaron Watson.

As of 2017, Chancy has recorded and released 4 independent studio albums…. (“I Did All This”- 2008, “Changes”- 2010, “This Time” (E.P.)- 2014, “Back In Time”- 2016)

Each album consists of all original songs written by Chancy, with the exception of one song…. “Hurricane” (written by Gary W. Thomason) from the “Changes” album.

Full time country music singer Jeremiah Glauser is New Mexico's premier country music solo artist! Steeped in the tradition of country from his grandfather and his parents being Nashville style performers.

Jeremiah is sure to bring you a true style of country music with a silky smooth baritone voice and fine guitar playing to keep folks honky tonk dancing all night long!

There will be a Gospel Jam on Sunday morning at 11am, so be sure to not miss this amazing time! Performers will be Craig Wayne Boyd, Casey James and Scarlett Deering!

Sunday is free to everyone!

No music festival is complete without great food. From local food to gourmet food trucks, we've got you covered. Come hungry!

The food trucks will be on Jacks & Sixes and do not require a ticket to the Jamboree. There will be a small fee for access to the food trucks for the entire weekend.