Dylan Gossett & Charles Wesley Godwin in New York

Dylan Gossett is an American singer-songwriter born in Austin, Texas, in 1999. He writes acoustic folk and country, and became known through his independently released 2023 song “Coal.” The track appeared on his debut EP, No Better Time; he followed it with Songs in the Gravel, featuring “To Be Free” and “Bitter Winds.” In 2024, Gossett opened for Noah Kahan on the Australian leg of the Stick Season Tour, then mounted his first headline run, the No Better Time Tour, across North America and Europe. Later that year, The Back 40 Tour included a Ryman Auditorium date in Nashville and closed its North American run at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater in Austin.

Charles Wesley Godwin is an American singer-songwriter from Morgantown, West Virginia, whose country and Americana songs draw closely on Appalachian life. He established his catalog with the albums Seneca and How the Mighty Fall, then released Family Ties, which includes “All Again” and “Miner Imperfections.” Godwin supported Zach Bryan on the American Heartbreak Tour before making his Grand Ole Opry debut in 2023. He later mounted the Family Ties Tour as a headliner and joined Luke Combs for stadium dates on the Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old Tour. His concerts feature Godwin singing and playing guitar in a full-band country format. His touring band is the Allegheny High.