Froggy 101’s Guitars & Stars
presented by Burke’s Gun Shop
Mainstage Concert | Weinberg Theatre, Reserved Seating Only | 7:00pm, Doors Open at 6:15pm
Stars perform in an intimate “guitar pull” style show and share the stories behind their songs.
Guitars & Stars Lineup:
- The Band Perry
- Kameron Marlowe
- Charles Wesly Godwin
- McCoy Moore
- Atlus
Please note when selecting tickets on Ticketmaster.com that you select the correct VIP Package. Not All Seats are available for each package.
VIP PreShow Artist Meet and Greet Package | $117.20
VIP PreShow Holders Must Check In by 5:00pm
Ticket includes
1 Guaranteed seat in the first (10) ten (or closer) rows
1 Entry to Catered VIP Pre-Party with local Special Guest Artist on Side Stage
1 digital photo with Artist associated with Package
*meet and greet photos may be shot in groups per artist management
VIP PreShow Party Only Package | $91.60
VIP PreShow Holders Must Check In by 5:00pm
Ticket includes
1 Guaranteed seat in the mid-orchestra level rows
1 Entry to Catered VIP Pre-Party with local Special Guest Artist on Side Stage
*does not include a meet and greet
The Band Perry is a GRAMMY®, CMA, and ACM Award-winning band known for their genre-defying sound and bold artistic reinvention. Since bursting onto the scene with their 9x Platinum smash hit “If I Die Young,” the Band, led by the artistic eye and creative direction of lead singer / songwriter, Kimberly, have captivated audiences worldwide. The band’s 2025 return marks the end of hiatus and the start of the band’s next era.
Spanning a decade-plus of music and two albums, The Band Perry has sold two and a half million albums, 12 million singles, and racked up over 1 billion streams. Their success story continues to grow both domestically and globally, a talent powerhouse touting sold-out world tours, six #1 singles, multiple RIAA Platinum and Gold certifications, and pioneering chart success. Their Appalachian gothic sound is amplified by heartfelt, original storytelling, dynamic musicianship, and high-energy performance. Known for pushing creative boundaries while staying rooted in Southern tradition, the band continues to evolve, both artistically and as individuals.
While working as a car parts salesman in Kannapolis, Marlowe received a call from a talent recruiter from The Voice who had seen his live performance videos on YouTube. They offered Marlowe a fast track to the series’ live auditions. He debuted on the show’s Blind Auditions premiere on September 24, 2018. Subsequently, he joined Blake Shelton‘s Team Blake before being “stolen” by coach Adam Levine later in the season. He was eliminated in the Live Playoffs Top 24 episode on November 13, 2018. Subsequently, Marlowe moved to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue a career as a songwriter.
When you release a project like Charles Wesley Godwin’s 2023 critically acclaimed Family Ties — a highly personal, 17-song diary-like LP that was both universally praised and also catapulted the West Virginian singer-songwriter to new heights in his career — the outside perception is that there are greater expectations on whatever music comes next. Ask Godwin, however, and he’ll tell you that instead of dwelling on any chatter that accompanied such a revered release, he did what he always has done: Godwin simply kept on writing. “I’ve learned from the past that it’s not good to stop,” says the singer-songwriter — a humble songsmith whose music is deeply felt, undeniably intimate, and, over the past few years, has been connecting with audiences in ways he could have never imagined when he began his career just over a decade ago. “The more consistent I am and the more I’m putting in the time and effort into my songwriting, the more the songs come and the more I’m able to be productive.”
For Charles Wesley Godwin, music — and more specifically, songwriting — has forever been a direct reflection of what lies on his heart. 2019’s Seneca is a young man’s reflection on place, on upbringing, on a way of life that is and always will be his native West Virginia. 2021’s How the Mighty Fall is a treatise on mortality and the contemporary, commonplace entanglements that threaten to derail us. 2023’s fan-favorite Family Ties is an equal-parts tribute to and dissection of complex, albeit achingly beautiful, familial dynamics. And now, with Christian Name, Godwin’s much-anticipated fourth full-length studio LP, the musician returns with his most vividly compelling, stunningly sincere, and spiritually profound collection of songs yet.
As Godwin now prepares to unveil this highly intimate and personal Christian Name, the singer-songwriter says he’s never been more content with where things stand.
“This album, more than any other, I’m at peace with whatever happens going forward,” Godwin says. “I prayed on this album a lot. And I truly believe there’s a purpose to all this.”
With a style rooted in the charm of his Central-Florida home, Sony Music Entertainment’s McCoy Moore makes country music so radiant and relaxed it should come with SPF 50. Through beaming baritone vocals and a warm sonic glow, the singer-songwriter embodies the land of perpetual summer, complete with its easy-does-it code of humble sincerity. On his debut album, Sunshine State, the Lakeland native shows Florida is much more than a vacation destination – it’s the place that made him the artist he is.
A lifelong country fan schooled on late ‘90s and early 2000s radio, Kenny Chesney (his first concert), Tim McGraw, and Keith Whitley were the soundtrack to travel baseball and day trips to the beach, before a chance encounter with Luke Combs in 2017 helped propel Moore to Nashville at 19 years old. Wrapping nostalgic real-life stories in a rich, resonate country baritone, he began releasing music in 2025 with tracks like “Something to You,” and has now accumulated more than 17 million global streams while touring with HARDY, Kip Moore, and Chase Rice.
But his heart remains in the Sunshine State. Co-writing all but one of 14 songs produced by hit maker Will Bundy (Riley Green, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett), modern muscle and a throwback country spirit tap the nostalgic heat of long gone summers, while Moore’s vocal carries the buzz of an incoming thunderhead. Heavy bass lines and steel guitars hang thick like Spanish Moss off an old Live Oak (much like the one on the album’s cover, which was shot in his grandparents’ garage), with soaring emotions and bright melodies begging to be cranked up loud. Over and over, vivid memories transform into singalong revelations of Moore’s Sunshine State.
It’s just where he comes from.
Raised in a single-parent home marked by poverty and addiction, Atlus had to grow up fast, building incredible resilience and laying the foundation for a life rooted in the search for authentic relationships and honest storytelling. Phonetically named after the mythological Titan who held up the heavens, Atlus wrote his first two (of four) albums while working as a commercial driver behind the wheel of semi-trucks, using the long, lonesome miles of highway to craft lyrics and workshop melodies as he drove countless hours to help support his family and fund studio time.
That pavement-pounding lifestyle became both his education and his engine. Over time, it helped grow his underground following and ultimately led to breakout moments like performing alongside Jelly Roll at a packed Red Rocks Amphitheatre in his home state, and landing a Top 5 album on Spotify’s Global Album Chart, along with a Platinum single. The magic of Atlus lies in how he marries candid, arresting, and often dark subjects with a kaleidoscope of sound. His music blends multiple styles into something fresh and immersive, anchored by storytelling that creates a deep connection with fans. Now with over a billion on-demand streams and two million followers across socials, Atlus continues to build his career on real connection and resilience. He’s holding up his musical dreams in support of his family and anyone who turns to music as an outlet for their own struggles. Signed to BBR Music group/BMG Nashville, his debut release on the label, “Devil Ain’t Done” is available now.
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