KAREN WALDRUP was a Top 5 Finalist on Season 25 of NBC's The Voice and has been featured in Rolling Stone Magazine, People Magazine as well as on Netflix, The Hallmark Channel, Bravo TV, Facebook Artist of the Day, NASCAR ESPN Live, the NFL Experience Superbowl XLVII, CMT, Fox, Military.com and hundreds of other outlets world-wide. She has scored 12 Nashville Industry Music Awards and won the 2019 Torch Award from the Keith Whitley Fingerprint on Country Music Awards. Waldrup was named 2023 Top 5 Artist to Watch by Country Evolution and has released her new album Kendall County Road for worldwide streaming May 2023. Waldrup’s debut album JUSTIFIED, produced by multi-award winner Garth Fundis, known for his work with Trisha Yearwood, Don Williams, and Alabama, debuted on four Billboard Album Charts. “Sometimes He Does,” one of the songs featured on JUSTIFIED, was included in Rolling Stone Magazine as one of the Top 10 Country and Americana songs of the week immediately following its release. Music Row icon and historian Robert Oermann deemed the track a “Disc of The Day,” adding that Waldrup is a “real deal country singer.” Throughout her career, Waldrup has played music in over 15 countries all over the world and all across America. Karen Waldrup bridges the gap between classic country sounds and modern day innovation. Waldrup recently released her new album Kendall County Road produced by Grammy-award winning producers Paul Worley and Biff Watson. The album includes a song written with WW2 D-Day Veteran, Jim Martin, a feature with Wendy Moten on “Nothing Is Impossible,” and the title track "Kendall County Road," which reminisces about missing home and family. Waldrup is a BMI songwriter, a member of NARAS/The Recording Academy (the “Grammy” organization), the CMA’s, and has partnered with Mission of Hope: Haiti. Genre: Country Similar Artists: Julie Roberts, Joanna Cotten, William Michael Morgan, Craig Campbell WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | TIKTOK | X Joey Green Texas area native and Nashville transplant, known for his success on NBC's The Voice, Joey Green has become a household name in Texas for his rock 'n' roll to soul country rollercoaster ride of a live show. He considers his genre post-Americana - a mix of Americana, rock and country. During an interview with Media Hub, he described it as “Americana with a pop sensibility, story songs with banger hooks.” Green has solidified his reputation as a Texas music scene icon. His electrifying stage presence has enraptured audiences, sharing the spotlight with renowned national acts such as Lainey Wilson, Parker McCollum, Ely Young Band, Randy Rogers, and Giovannie & the Hired Guns. Joey Green's star shines bright on the international stage, courtesy of his pivotal role in the acclaimed Texas Music Takeover tour, where he shared stages with notable Texas artists, including Pat Green, Koe Wetzel, Vaden Todd Lewis (Toadies), Casey Donahew, Cody Canada, and Wade Bowen. Adding to his string of accomplishments this year, Joey Green reached the coveted #1 position on the Texas Regional Radio Charts with his sensational collaboration, "Old Timers," featuring George Ducas. His EP "Puttin' It Out There" has been met with resounding success, with singles from the album prominently featured on popular Spotify playlists like 'New Music Nashville,' 'Fresh Finds Country,' and 'LA Pop Tunes.' Moreover, Green's music video for "This House Ain't Big Enough" enjoyed premieres on prestigious platforms like CMT, Country Rebel, Heartland, and Nashville Country TV. This captivating video secured an impressive spot in the "Taste of Country" Top 10 Country Music Video Countdown for a remarkable ten months. His singles "Saturdays Are for The Boys", "This House Ain't Big Enough", and "Puttin' It Out There" have consistently held strong positions in the Top 100 on the Texas Regional and Texas Music Charts, firmly establishing Joey Green as a rising star in the country music landscape. Recently, Joey Green dazzled fans with a series of mesmerizing covers and mash-ups of 90s Alt-Rock classics. With his unique vocal stylings, Green breathed new life into iconic tracks like Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris," Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son," and a remarkable mashup of Train's "Drops of Jupiter" and Matchbox Twenty's "Bright Lights." His renditions showcased his remarkable talent for delivering more hooks than a tackle box.