Headwaters Country Jam

Performers

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  Headwaters Country Jam
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  Clint Black

  35th Anniversary Of Killin' Time Tour

  🎟: http://www.clintblack.com/tour

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  Midland

  Midland is a DJ, Producer and Record label owner from London.

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  Jackson Dean

  “On The Back Of My Dreams” available now.

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  Billy Dean
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  Collin Raye
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  The Kentucky Headhunters
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  Gavin Adcock

  Gavin Adcock is a Georgia native born and raised in Watkinsville. Former Georgia Southern University football player, Gavin grew up working on his family cattle farm and dreamed of riding bulls in the PBR. He started writing songs in high school, but it wasn’t until the spring of 2021, when Adcock tore his knee playing football, that he used his healing time to record and release his first original single. Since then, Gavin has released multiple singles, collectively amassing over 1 billion global streams including the fan-favorite “A Cigarette” raking in 150 million+ alone, along with his new album, Actin’ Up Again, which was crowned the largest major-label country debut from a solo male artist released in 2024. With more than 15 million on-demand U.S. streams week of release, Actin’ Up Again was also 2024’s top streaming major-label debut across the whole genre. On the heels of Actin’ Up Again, Adcock’s headlining tour dates continue to sell out almost as soon as they announce, with plenty of more dates being added, along with major festival appearances, throughout 2025.

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  Wyatt Flores

  Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Wyatt Flores is “one of the genre’s most conspicuous new voices" (Billboard). Following the release of his full-length debut album, Welcome to the Plains, Flores continues to gain widespread attention, having appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, NPR Music’s “Tiny Desk Concert” series, PBS’ “Austin City Limits and CBS' Mornings' "Saturday Sessions,” while the album landed on several “Best of” lists including NPR, RollingStone and more. Known for his electric concerts, Flores recently released his first live album, Live At Cain’s Ballroom, and will continue to tour through this summer with his “Drive All Night Tour.” Born and raised in Oklahoma, the Mexican-American artist has established himself as one of country music’s most vital voices. He’s been recognized as one of Rolling Stone’s 25 “Future of Music” artists, was nominated for Emerging Act of the Year at the 2024 Americana Awards, was selected as Amazon’s Breakthrough Artist of the Year, included in Spotify’s Hot Country Class of 2024. Additionally, Flores has garnered over 1 billion streams to date. Flores is currently working on new music to be released later this year.

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  Cameron Whitcomb

  One of the most captivating new songwriters of his generation, Cameron Whitcomb turns the most candid details of his real-life experience into songs with a strangely exhilarating power. Recently named to coveted lists including both Spotify and Amazon Music’s 2025 Artists To Watch and featured globally on the cover of Apple Music’s Today Country, the 21-year-old musician earned major acclaim with last year’s Quitter EP, a boldly autobiographical collection partly inspired by his journey in overcoming addiction with its standout soul-searching title track, and his spellbinding follow-up single, “Medusa” (both hits on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100). As he launches into his most dynamic chapter to date, Whitcomb now shares a larger-than-life single called “Hundred Mile High”: a breakneck-paced anthem that brings a frenetic new energy to his wildly colorful yet deeply lived-in storytelling.

  Hailing from British Columbia’s Vancouver Island, Whitcomb left home at age 17 and got a job working on a pipeline, later spending much of his downtime singing karaoke and posting covers on Reddit. When an American Idol executive took note of his undeniable vocal talent, he landed a spot on the show’s 20th season and emerged as a top 20 finalist, then immersed himself in learning to write songs while deep in the process of getting sober. After making his label debut with “Rocking Chair” (a spring 2024 release that amassed over 40 million combined views across socials prior to its premiere), Whitcomb took off on a fast ascent that soon found him embarking on his first-ever headline run, the sold-out Quitter Tour. Along with gearing up for the Hundred Mile High Tour—his biggest headline run to date, including stops at iconic venues like New York City’s Bowery Ballroom—he’s now at work on more new music spotlighting the raw emotional honesty of his one-of-a-kind songwriting.

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  Avery Anna

  Attracting attention from esteemed media outlets like Rolling Stone, Billboard, American Songwriter, and more, exciting newcomer Avery Anna continues to build “one hell of a brand for herself” (OutKick). In 2025, she released her sophomore album, let go letters, comprising songs all inspired by real-life situations shared by her fans via the “Let Go Letters.” Named one of Billboard’s “50 Best Albums of 2025,” Avery took inspiration from her fans experiences to“craft detailed, thoughtful and ultimately encouraging songs that hold up a mirror to those who have struggled with issues of depression, body image, addiction, domestic violence and more” (Billboard). The year also saw her reach Top 10 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart with Sam Barber for their Platinum-certified, viral duet “Indigo,” which they performed together onThe Kelly Clarkson Show. She has earned Artist To Watch nods from Amazon Music, Apple Music, Pandora, Spotify, YouTube, MusicRow, and CMT and has performed for national TV audiences on the 2023 CMT Music Awards where she was nominated for Breakthrough Artist of the Year, before making her morning TV debut on NBC’s TODAY. Having garnered more than 1 billion global streams to date, the Arizona native has quickly become an in-demand touring artist and spent the summer on the road opening for Luke Bryan’s Country Song Came On Tour and Brad Paisley’s Truck Still Works World Tour. She also wrapped up her nearly sold-out headlining Let Go Letters Tour this winter and will kick off her Girl Of Constant Sorrow Tour in March.

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  Drake Milligan

  
  

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  Willow Avalon

  Willow Avalon was born in a small town in rural Georgia. Growing up she spent much of her time working on old cars, playing music at her local Baptist Church, & breaking as many bones as possible. Her religious bone is just one of the many broken.

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  Noeline Hofmann
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  The Wilder Blue

  Travelin' Texas troubadours

  'Pass it on Down' out now!

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  Tyce Delk
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  The Band Loula

  North Georgia natives and longtime friends, The Band Loula—Malachi Mills and Logan Simmons—is poised for a big breakout with the release of their highly anticipated debut EP, Sweet Southern Summer. Produced by John Osborne (Brothers Osborne) with additional production from Greg Bieck (Little Big Town), the EP spotlights the duo’s powerful storytelling and unique swampgrass sound and consists of six tracks including their standout single, “Running Off The Angels,” which Billboard calls “An immensely promising release,” while All Country News declares, “a haunting, culturally charged ballad that cements their place as one of the genre’s most compelling new acts.” The Band Loula continues to garner widespread attention across the industry with their undeniable chemistry and near-blood harmonies, and recently made their Grand Ole Opry debut, for which they received a standing ovation. Powerful live performers, The Band Loula spent the summer 2025 with Dierks Bentley and Zach Top as part of Bentley’s Broken Branches Tour and has spent much of the past few years touring alongside artists such as Brothers Osborne, Ashley McBryde, Paul Cauthen, Elle King, Brent Cobb and Lukas Nelson.