The Kirby Organization Takeover: Sundance Head, Jenna Paulette, Thomas Gabriel, Callie Twisselman, Lou Ridley
June 6, 20268:30 PM
The Kirby Organization Takeover: Sundance Head, Jenna Paulette, Thomas Gabriel, Callie Twisselman, Lou Ridley.
Doors – 8:00 pm
Show – 8:30 pm
The Kirby Organization Takeover
Lineup and times:
Lou Ridley – 8:30 – 9:00PM
Callie Twisselman – 9:15 – 9:45PM
Sundance Head – 10:00 -10:30PM
Jenna Paulette – 10:.45 – 11:15PM
Thomas Gabriel- 11:30 – 12:00PM
Sundance Head
Sundance Head is a Texas-born singer-songwriter known for his powerful, soulful voice and deep roots in Southern gospel, country, and blues. The son of Texas Soul legend Roy Head, he grew up surrounded by music and developed a style that blends grit, heart, and authenticity.
Sundance first gained national attention on American Idol, but rose to wider fame after winning Season 11 of The Voice under coach Blake Shelton. His music reflects his Texas roots, mixing country storytelling with soul-driven vocals that connect deeply with audiences.
With a reputation for electrifying live performances and a voice that carries both grit and vulnerability, Sundance Head continues to carve out his place in the modern Country and Americana scene.
Callie Twisselman
Raised on her family’s seventh-generation ranch in California, Callie Twisselman grew up immersed in country living, learning the value of hard work while feeding cattle, riding horses, and competing in rodeos. Inspired by her mother’s local touring band and legends like Shania Twain, Dolly Parton, and George Strait, she knew from the age of 10 that music was her calling. After being chosen to sing the national anthem at a local fair, opening for Bonnie Raitt, she became completely hooked and began singing and performing whenever she had the chance. By 15, she had learned to play guitar and started writing her own songs.
In the following years, Twisselman honed her craft by playing local fairs and songwriter rounds , eventually recording her first EP in Nashville. She made the leap to Music City full-time, and in 2021, released her debut EP Closure.
In 2024 Twisselman joined forces with global icon Dolly Parton, Maddie & Tae and Jessie James Decker for their collab on “Gonna Be You.” Twisselman also had the honor of opening for Jelly Roll at his debut Canadian show in St. Catharines, Ontario.
She’s toured the UK and Europe, playing the C2C festival and Sound of Nashville in Germany. And in December of 2025 she made her Grand Ole Opry debut. Set to release new music throughout 2026 Twisselman is not slowing down anytime soon!
Jenna Paulette
In a crowded field of aspiring cowgirls, Jenna Paulette lets her music, her work ethic, and her way of life speak for themselves. A CMT Next Women of Country honoree and Nashville Briefing’s 2024 Artist to Watch, Paulette is a modern cowgirl whose sound is rooted in the gritty realities of ranch life and the timeless soul of Country music. The Texas native has become part of a rising generation of female artists rewriting the rules and blazing their own trails.
Jenna’s skip-no-steps mentality and “best song wins” approach caught the attention of hitmaker Ashley Gorley, whose mentorship led to her publishing deal with Sea Gayle Music. She’s since written with some of Country’s top talents including Will Bundy, Rhett Akins, and Jessie Jo Dillon. Paulette has also opened for artists like Mason Ramsey, Parmalee, John Michael Montgomery, Clay Walker, Aaron Watson and more
Her relentless drive has earned her support from industry tastemakers like CMT, Billboard, the Grand Ole Opry, MusicRow Magazine and more. Brand partners such as Justin Boots, Boot Barn, Ely Cattleman, and Ranch Water have aligned with Jenna’s unmistakably authentic voice and lifestyle, rallying a growing legion of lifestyle loyalists ready to carry her music into the mainstream.
Thomas Gabriel
Real. Raw. Passionate. Songs that tell stories. Genre-straddling music heavily influenced by his country roots. When asked what finally inspired him to release his debut album, Thomas Gabriel accredits the timing of his music career largely to fate.
Born in Ventura, California, to Kathy Cash (one of four daughters Johnny Cash had with first wife Vivian Liberto Cash.) Thomas Gabriel spent time touring with grandparents Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash as a boy and became interested in music at an early age.
In addition to following in his family’s musical footsteps, Gabriel also followed down the path of substance abuse. His addictions led to a lengthy arrest record, and a number of years in prison.
The solitude of prison provoked him to explore songwriting again, a journey that he had begun in his youth. After release, Thomas began paving a new path. Undoubtedly influenced by his iconic grandfather, in 2018 Gabriel began working on his debut album, Long Way Home.
Dedicated now to telling his story in an effort to help spread awareness for those battling addiction, Thomas Gabriel continues to aim his focus on writing and releasing new music and to touring the world. It’s been a rough road… a road less traveled, but when you meet Thomas Gabriel you’ll soon learn that each and every twist and turn has taken him from the lowest of valleys to the highest of mountain tops. His songwriting is always personal and his stories are compelling.