Multi-Platinum chart-topper and Triple Tigers entertainer Russell Dickerson is no stranger to the grind. The country headliner first broke through by wearing his heart on his sleeve, launching a string of five deeply romantic No. 1 hits—“Yours” (3X Platinum), “Blue Tacoma” (2X Platinum), “Love You Like I Used To” (2X Platinum), “Every Little Thing” (Platinum), and “God Gave Me a Girl.” He followed that success with the slinky, soul-infused “She Likes It” (with Jake Scott) (2X Platinum), further showcasing his genre-blending style. Often inspired by his happy home life, they powered a rise which now includes 3 Billion career streams, industry-wide accolades and a solid reputation for lyrical brilliance, rooted in feel-good reflection and paired a good-natured grin. But what fans of his singles couldn’t always see was Dickerson’s fiery, sold-out tour showmanship. That changes with his highly anticipated fourth studio album, FAMOUS BACK HOME. Blending the tender family man with the wild-eyed performer from his SOLD-OUT RUSSELLMANIA TOUR 2025, the project marks a new era of confidence and creative range. Leading with the dance-floor-ready single “Happen to Me,” a seize-the-moment rocker full of sonic swagger, landed on the Billboard Hot 100—and scored his biggest streaming debut week yet. FAMOUS BACK HOME delivers a bold blend of country-soul, ‘80s rock, and modern pop—pushing sonic boundaries while keeping Dickerson’s signature heart-on-sleeve sincerity. It’s his most personal and dynamic project yet. For more, visit RussellDickerson.com.

Madison County is a 7-piece country show band, based out of Madison, WI, that has evolved its high-energy, engaging show over the years to stay fresh and distinctive. They have been voted Local Group of the Year 9 years in a row at the Q106 MCMA (Madison Country Music Awards), Favorite Local Group at the 96.3 Star Country Awards, Country Artist of the Year at the MAMA Awards (Madison Area Music Association), People's Choice Award Winner for 6 years at the WAMI Awards (Wisconsin Area Music Industry), WAMI Country Performer of the Year 2025, WAMI Country Album of the Year 2025 "Three Sheets to the Wind", WAMI Country Song of the Year 2025 "That Waylon Sound", Isthmus Readers Favorite Local Country Band, Madison.com People's Choice Local Band/Musician 3 years running, and Madison Magazine's Best of Madison Local Band and Country Band, 7 years running. Madison County has also been acknowledged with a Meritorious Achievement Award at the MAMA Awards, for raising their incredible fan base to such astronomical numbers.

Mike Zibell, 4-time Q106 MCMA Male Vocalist of the Year, 2-time Madison Magazine Best of Madison Singer/Songwriter Winner, and 96.3 Star Country Male Vocalist of the Year, along with his son Keagen Zibell, newest member of Madison County, give the band those tight blood-rich harmonies. With those harmonies is a very talented and versatile group of instrumentalists, which includes, Kevin Hendrickson on drums, Scotty 'Mustang' Mitchell on bass, Dan Mahieu on keyboards, Dan McDonald on lead guitar, and Kayla Potter on fiddle and mandolin.

Over the years, Madison County has released 3 full CDs ("Diamond In the Rough," "Make My Way Back Home" and "Enjoy the Ride"), as well as a 6-song EP with an Indie Label, out of Nashville, entitled "Perspective". This self-titled single was voted "Best Country Song" at the MAMA Awards. They've also recorded a series of 'Single of the Month' releases for eight consecutive months, where each month they released a new single across all music platforms, as well as a music video for each single on Youtube. Their most recent recording project was a 5-song EP titled "Three Sheets to the Wind" which has won multiple awards.

Madison County has been privileged to share the stage with many national artists over the years, including, but not limited to: Little Big Town, Lee Brice, Montgomery-Gentry, Blake Shelton, Brantley Gilbert, Trace Adkins, Dierks Bentley, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Jake Owen, Thomas Rhett, Toby Keith, Travis Tritt, Rascal Flatts, Justin Moore, Phil Vassar, Bellamy Brothers, Joe Diffie, Dwight Yoakum, David Allan Coe, Alan Jackson, and several more.