Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Wyatt Flores is in the midst of a breakout year following the release of his full-length debut album, Welcome To The Plains, this past Fall (Island Records). With the record, produced by Beau Bedford (Orville Peck, Shane Smith & The Saints), Flores continues to gain widespread attention, having appeared on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," NPR Music's "Tiny Desk Concert" series and "CBS Saturday Morning," while the album landed on several "Best of 2024" lists such as NPR, Rolling Stone 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 "Welcome Back To The Plains" headline tour as well as several festival dates across the country. Born and raised in Oklahoma, the Mexican-American artist has established himself as one of country music's most vital voices. In the past year, he's been recognized as one of Rolling Stone's 25 "Future of Music" artists, was nominated for Emerging Artist 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, CMT's Listen Up class and made his Grand Ole Opry debut. Additionally, Flores has garnered over 325 million streams to date and had his song "Before I Do" with Jake Kohn featured on the soundtrack for the Twisters movie.

Austin-based band The Droptines live wildly between the lines of Americana and rock and roll – what they dub alternative Americana. Newly signed to Big Loud Texas, the band make their label introduction with the release of “Take Too Much.” The tune is driven by a vocal growl reminiscent of The Droptines most pointed influences like rock heroes Springsteen and Tom Petty. Working with lauded producer and Big Loud Texas co-founder and president of A&R Jon Randall, the gritty band is prepping new music entrenched in a southern vernacular – writing and performing the songs they want to hear most. Defined by a “beatnik-like itinerary of a lost soul’s activity” (Saving Country Music), The Droptines are currently on the road with Whiskey Myers ahead of billings at Lollapalooza, slots opening for Dwight Yoakam and a headlining run hitting iconic venues throughout the U.S. like West Hollywood’s Troubadour.

The Droptines are Conner Arthur: lyricist, front man, lead vocals Dillon Sampson: lyricist, harmony vocals, bass Johnny Sheets: drums Donnchadh Parkinson: lead guitar Tony Rincon: pedal steel