Join ACM Award winner Caylee Hammack, award-winning singer-songwriter Tenille Townes, and Big Machine Records recording artist Mae Estes for an unforgettable Nashville songwriter round. Collectively, they've toured with some of country music's biggest names, including Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, Eric Church, Dierks Bentley, Little Big Town, Brothers Osborne, Jackson Dean, Brooks & Dunn, and more:

Caylee Hammack:

An Ellaville, Georgia native, singer/songwriter Caylee Hammack has racked up almost 275 million career global streams to date, won an ACM Award for Musical Event of the Year (“Fooled Around And Fell In Love” with Miranda Lambert), and picked up Artist to Watch accolades from The Bobby Bones Show, Rolling Stone among other honors. Hammack's sophomore album BED OF ROSES was named one of the “25 BEST ALBUMS OF 2025” (ROLLING STONE) and one of the “10 BEST COUNTRY ALBUMS OF 2025” (BILLBOARD). Penning the must-read counterpart to her album, the songstress expanded her creative horizons with BED OF ROSES, a romance novel co-authored by Hammack and New York Times–bestselling author Carolyn Brown, each chapter correlates to track titles on the album, taking readers on a journey from heartbreak to healing. Hammack has shared stages with Stevie Nicks, Eric Church, Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, Reba, Dierks Bentley, Brothers Osborne and more and has performed multiple times to international audiences in Europe. Hammack just wrapped her headlining BED OF ROSES ACOUSTIC TOUR. It was also just announced that Hammack will join Brooks & Dunn’s NEON MOON TOUR 2026 this fall. Hammack just released the studio version of her viral song “Must Be Nice.” Co-written by Hammack with Meg McRee and Britt Taylor, “Must Be Nice” humorously laments the everyday miracles that happen at home, thanks to the wives of the household. Since posting the track on social media, the song has resonated with millions of fans with over 9 million views to date before its official release on 7/17. For more information follow Hammack on Instagram, X and TikTok.

Mae Estes:

Mae Estes, a Hope, Arkansas native, started singing at age 7 in a rodeo arena and hasn't stopped since. After nearly a decade in Nashville, she began releasing music in 2019 and signed her first publishing deal in 2020. With over 10 million streams and a rapidly growing fan base, Estes released her debut EP, “Before the Record,” in 2023. That same year, she signed with Big Machine Records and other major agencies, while also being honored as Arkansas CMA Female Vocalist of the Year for the third consecutive time. In 2024, Estes joins Jackson Dean on tour and looks forward to releasing new music.

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Tenille Townes:

On her award-winning Columbia Nashville/RCA Records debut, The Lemonade Stand, Tenille Townes established herself as a keen observer, a songwriter who could illuminate the human condition and share universal truths with heartfelt insight. For her new music set to release in 2021, the gifted singer/songwriter goes even deeper with relatable new songs that are exceptionally vulnerable and authentic.

“I still love writing songs from the observer’s perspective,” Townes says, “but the time I’ve spent writing and reflecting this past year, has challenged me to dig further into my own emotions. This new season of music feels like it’s coming from a more personal place. I love thinking about how the music knows where it’s taking me. I trust it. Even in this new, more vulnerable place.”

“Girl Who Didn’t Care” was inspired by walks Townes took in her neighborhood during the pandemic. “I love running into different neighbor kids on my street, looking at sidewalk art and just little moments of being able to capture the wonder and the way that they see the world,” she shares. “The ability to have love in their heart for anybody, not afraid of failing or not being good enough. Something happens to all of us at some point when we start noticing the cracks”, she continues.

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