Although Warren Zeiders is one of America's most talked about new country names today, it was only a few years ago that music was just an enjoyable hobby that he never imagined would become a career path. Zeiders grew up in Pennsylvania, but now lives in the country music mecca of Nashville, where he has made a name for himself in just a few short years.

His childhood home wasn't very musical, but as a child and teenager he became interested in choir singing at the local church and then the more secular sounds of southern rock and acts like AC/DC and Mötley Crüe.

He studied and worked in marketing before the Corona pandemic sent him into isolation at home. Here, he began posting acoustic covers on social media that quickly created a buzz around his name.

Zeiders signed a manager, moved to Nashville, and in 2021 released the self-released single “Ride the Lightning”, which went top 30 on Billboard's US Country Songs chart and earned him platinum records in the US and Canada. The smash hit earned him a contract with record label Warner (Blake Shelton, Bonnie Rait, Billy Ray Cyrus), who released his debut album Pretty Little Poison in 2023, featuring country star Chris Stapleton on the song “Inside Your Heart”.

The album features Warren Zeiders' expressive voice and authentic sound, reflecting his upbringing in America's heartland of wide open spaces and outlaw stories. It reached #12 on the US country album charts and the title track was a huge hit, becoming his most popular song on Spotify with more than 130 million plays.

Wesko, born Wesley Keith Holmes, is a rising country music star hailing from Kenansville, North Carolina. Known for his “real cowboy tunes,” Wesko has crafted a unique sound that blends influences from Neil Young, Eric Church, My Chemical Romance, and Green Day. His journey in music began in a one-room shack behind a friend’s house, where he recorded his early work. This humble beginning laid the foundation for his authentic and raw musical style, which resonates deeply with his growing fan base.