Old Crow Medicine Show in Dallas

Old Crow Medicine Show is an American string band formed in Harrisonburg, Virginia, in 1998. The group plays old-time country, bluegrass and folk, and is best known for “Wagon Wheel,” written by Ketch Secor around an unfinished Bob Dylan song. Its albums include O.C.M.S. and Remedy, which received the Grammy Award for Best Folk Album. In 2000, Doc Watson heard the group busking outside Boone Drug in North Carolina and invited them to perform at MerleFest. The band made its Grand Ole Opry debut in 2001 and became a member in 2013. In 2016, they performed Blonde on Blonde in full at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, a concert later released as 50 Years of Blonde on Blonde.

Ken Pomeroy is a Cherokee singer-songwriter from Moore, Oklahoma, who plays folk, alternative country and Americana. She released the EPs Minutes to Hours and Hallways, followed by the albums Christmas Lights in April and Cruel Joke. She also performed “Wall of Death” with Wilderado and James McAlister for the Twisters soundtrack. Ken Pomeroy began playing gigs at 13 and later toured as an opener for John Moreland. In 2024, she headlined the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival.