Beatriz Gonzalez is a gifted vocalist, songwriter, and musician from the Rio Grande Valley that blends her roots in Mariachi, Tejano, and Norteño with influences from opera to reggaetón. With bold sounds and empowering lyrics, Beatriz inspires others—especially young women—to believe in themselves and chase their dreams.

A captivating tribute to the pop sensation Taylor Swift by local artist Lauren Corzine, a Texas born and raised Country/Americana recording artist from The Rio Grande Valley who has been performing across the state of Texas since 2014.

From his small-town Georgia roots to the life he’s built with his high school sweetheart, John King’s songs capture the milestones of growing up, the beauty of lasting love, and the lessons learned along the way. With raw, heartfelt performances and relatable storytelling, this is more than just music — it’s the soundtrack to life, love, and finding where you belong.

Led by Anaidita Flores, La Sonora Dinamita de Anaidita combines the essence of traditional cumbia with modern touches of salsa and bachata, creating irresitible rythms full of joy and modern sounds that invite the audience to dance. With vibrant presentation and a profound love for music, they have won over audiences all over Mexico and beyond, preserving and continuing tradition that beats in every note.

Easton Corbin is a Florida native who creates music true to his “unapologetic and unwavering traditional country sound,” which has won him several American Country Awards. To learn more about Easton Corbin, visit eastoncorbin.com.

Alicat Crash Band brings the 80s glam rock era back to life with high-energy performances, screaming guitar solos, and big hair attitude. Straight out of the Rio Grande Valley, they’re a Rock ’n’ Roll revival that feels like Hair Nation live on stage.

Hailing from Mission, Texas, Domingo Elías 3Zero is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who later served as a private military contractor in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia. After years in conflict zones and a personal battle with PTSD, Domingo found healing and purpose through music—channeling his experiences into powerful, emotional storytelling.

Grupo Mesteño is a dynamic Tejano band from the Rio Grande Valley, blending traditional sounds with modern energy. Led by Ruben Medina on vocals and bajo quinto, with Rocky Beltran providing second vocals and accordion, they deliver lively performances that honor the region’s rich musical heritage while connecting with today’s audiences.