Q 104.1 Rising Stars of Country Music Coming To Piedmont Hall on Saturday, November 23
Five of the hottest young acts in country music are coming to the Greensboro Coliseum Complex on Saturday, Nov. 23 as Q104.1 presents ‘Rising Stars’ in concert at Piedmont Hall.
Tigirlily Gold, Dylan Marlowe, Jackson Dean, George Birge, and Matt Stell will hit the stage beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets will go on sale Friday, August 23 at Ticketmaster.com and the Greensboro Coliseum Box Office. Tickets are only $25 (plus applicable fees)! All tickets are general admission.
Tigirlily Gold
The powerhouse duo Tigirlily Gold are embarking on a new musical chapter with their debut album, Blonde, out now. Blonde is a deeply personal project that includes tales of love and loss alongside powerful anthems and songs of female empowerment. Their debut single at country radio, “Shoot Tequila,” reached the Top 40 and found viral success with millions of views across social media, and millions of streams across platforms. The song helped Tigirlily Gold get nominated for two CMT Awards and win their first ACM Award for New Duo/Group.
Dylan Marlowe
Rooted in the classic skills of country music’s past, but finding new ways to deliver three cords and the truth, Dylan Marlowe is an emerging Sony Music Nashville artist. His 2023 anthem “Boys Back Home” (featuring Dylan Scott) has racked up more than 50 million streams while he has cultivated an audience on tour with Cole Swindell, Brantley Gilbert and more.
Jackson Dean
Fast-rising Country singer/songwriter Jackson Dean is quickly earning a reputation for his old school, gritty, lyric-driven, outlaw style of Country following a breakout year that landed him on Pandora’s Ten for 2023 (all genre), Spotify’s Hot Country Artists to Watch 2023, the CMT Listen Up class of 2023, CRS New Faces 2023, Amazon Music’s 2023 Breakthrough Artists to Watch: Country Class as well as a slew of other artist to watch lists.
George Birge
Signed to Barry Weiss’s RECORDS Nashville label, George Birge is gearing up to build on the buzz of his hit song “Beer Beer, Truck Truck.” Despite the song’s viral success, it’s important to point out that Birge isn’t a TikTok gimmick — he’s a dyed-in-the-wool songwriter with years of experience. Artists as diverse as neo-traditionalist Clay Walker and country rapper Colt Ford have taken notice: both have recorded his songs and Walker even released the Birge co-write “Need a Bar Sometimes.”
Matt Stell
Stell’s breakthrough came with the double Platinum “Prayed For You,” the only debut single to top the Billboard Country Airplay chart in 2019. The Platinum follow-up, “Everywhere But On,” made him one of just a handful of new artists to hit the top twice in a row in six years. In the process, he racked up more than half a billion total global streams across his catalog while surpassing 27 million views alone for the official music video for “Prayed For You.”
