The Red Clay Strays made a memorable return to Lexington, marking a major milestone in their journey—from performing on Railbird’s smallest stage just last year to now owning the main stage. It’s a clear sign of the band’s rapid rise in the country music scene. Their newest album, Made by These Moments, touches on powerful themes like mental health, love, and the hard work it takes to turn dreams into reality, with lyrics that feel strikingly honest and deeply personal. Brandon Coleman’s distinct voice and the band’s exceptional musicianship complement each other perfectly, creating a remarkable and unforgettable performance every time they take the stage.

Shaboozey’s breakout hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” took the world by storm, uniting listeners with its infectious energy and genre-blending style. But beyond the viral success, it’s Shaboozey’s authenticity and undeniable charm that truly set him apart. His Railbird set was a high-energy celebration, showcasing standout tracks from his new album Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going—a project packed with undeniable hits. With a growing fanbase and momentum building fast, all eyes are on Shaboozey as he steps confidently into what promises to be a remarkable career.

From a small town in West Virginia, Sierra Ferrell stands out as a truly distinct musician and artist. Her beautiful folk-infused tone and undeniable sense of style bring a fresh and captivating energy to the country music scene. Attending her concerts is more than just listening to songs—it’s a fully immersive visual experience that transports audiences into her creative world, making each performance truly unforgettable. Currently riding a career high, Sierra opened for Post Malone earlier this year and took home four Grammy Awards in 2025. Her unique artistry has earned widespread admiration, and the music community eagerly anticipates what she will create next.