John Anderson started his music career performing solo around Florida before moving to Florida. He worked in construction – he was on the roofing crew for the new Grand Ole Opry House – before landing a contract with Warner Bros. Records.

After charting modestly in the late ‘70s, Anderson scored No. 1 hits in the ‘80s with “Wild and Blue,” “Swingin’,” “Seminole Wind,” and “Black Sheep.” After a brief career lull, he staged a major comeback in 1992 as “Straight Tequila Night” became his first No. 1 single in nine years. That momentum carried him into the 2000s, giving him 60 charting country singles in four consecutive decades.

Special Guest: Addison Johnson

Hailing from Greensboro, NC, Addison Johnson is a singer, songwriter, and performer whose melodies and lyrics have captivated audiences worldwide. A true storyteller at heart, Addison’s songwriting is a fusion of personal experiences and the study and observation of the people and places who demonstrate the everyday human condition.

Inspired by icons like George Jones, Jerry Reed, and Jim Croce, Addison brings a style that is often noted as “too Country for Americana and too Americana for Country.” Because of that unique style, his music has traversed borders and resonated with a global audience. From local accolades to international recognition, Addison’s work has garnered praise for its authenticity and intricate details as he weaves tales set to music.