UPCOMING SHOWS

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Daniel Baker

Kelly Harsfield

 Kelly Hartsfield is a Classic Country and Gospel singer known for her warm vocals, heartfeltperformances, and deep love of traditional country music. Her musical roots began in church, wheregospel music shapedher style and passion for singing, and those influences continue to shine through inevery performance.In 2023, Kelly performed at theTexas Country Music Hall of Fame Gospel Show, celebrating thestrong connection between gospel and classic country music. Over the past six years, she has alsoappeared atseveral Tony Booth Birthday Bashes, events that bring together fans and artists whoappreciate traditional country sounds.Kelly is a regular performer at theFayette County Opry in La Grange, Texas, andhas appeared atmany well-known venues and shows including theHometown Opry in Pasadena, Texas, theAlvinOpry (Alvin, Texas),Mary’s Music Barn in Stonewall, Oklahoma, and theBuckshot Jamboreein thenorth Houston area. She also took part in theSoundsof Christmasshow atThe Pines Theaterin 2019 

Craig Hendricks

After finding success performing at increasingly larger venues, Craig left his job of many years, and with the support of his wife, they relocated to Northeast Alabama, and Craig began living his dream.

Craig recorded his first Single with Kimo Forrest which resulted in Radio Airplay and over 12 weeks at #! on Indie and UK Charts. Then just after six months in Nashville, Craig landed a Publishing deal and his Debut EP "Destination Home", was recorded with Art Ward (Century Music Group).

Craig Hendricks may be from a small town, but he is making big waves in Independent Country Music. Over the last few years, Craig has managed to achieve recognition and success, having multiple nominations and awards for songwriting, vocal work, and performance, from numerous Music Associations. His original music and retro country style have been well received as his national tours have taken him from Florida, to Maine, to Alaska and just about everywhere in between.

Scott Southworth

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Liz Beth

Elizabeth Marie Goldman was born in Saranac Lake, New York in 1968, but spent most of her life in Georgia. She began singing as a very young child and began taking piano lessons at the age of five, lovingly influenced by her maternal grandmother. Influenced by artists such as Amy Grant and Sandi Patty, she began singing in church at the age of 14. Elizabeth spent over thirty years as a worship leader singing in churches, at special church events, and for several conferences. 

She graduated magna cum laude from Kennesaw State University at the age of 32 and was an Early Education teacher for twenty years. Elizabeth has three adult children who live in Atlanta. For several years, Elizabeth enjoyed riding and owning horses which led her to move to an Amish farm in Kentucky for two years. However, country music pulled her heart towards a long-awaited music career and Elizabeth now resides outside of Nashville and has been blessed to have recorded and released several songs on the radio, including “Faded Love” and “Red Red Wine.” She is currently working on an album project under her own label Timber Records. Furthermore, she is the host of “Nashville Backroads,” a podcast which highlights independent artists, their stories, and their songs. Her show has been successful at creating a supportive platform for artists to share their struggles and successes. 

Bobby Marquez

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