Jamey Johnson & Brothers Osborne in Hammond

Jamey Johnson is an American country singer-songwriter, born in 1975 in Enterprise, Alabama. His best-known recordings include “In Color” and “High Cost of Living,” both from the album That Lonesome Song, as well as the double album The Guitar Song. He also co-wrote George Strait’s “Give It Away” and Trace Adkins’ “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk.” The Country Cadillac Tour put Johnson on the road with Randy Houser in 2021, including a concert at Billy Bob’s Texas in Fort Worth. In 2022, Garth Brooks inducted him as a member of the Grand Ole Opry.

Brothers Osborne is an American country-rock duo formed in Nashville by brothers TJ and John Osborne, who grew up in Deale, Maryland. Their guitar-led sound became widely known through songs including “Stay a Little Longer,” “It Ain’t My Fault,” “Shoot Me Straight” and “All Night,” as well as the albums Pawn Shop, Port Saint Joe and Skeletons. In 2015, Brothers Osborne joined Dierks Bentley’s Sounds of Summer Tour. They followed it with their own Dirt Rich Tour in 2016, then returned to headline the Port Saint Joe Tour in 2018. Their later theatre and amphitheatre dates included the 2021 We’re Not for Everyone Tour.