Country music sensation David Nail will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, June 6, with shows at 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

David Nail knows all about second chances.  Nail, who recently scored his first Billboard Top 10 hit with Red Light, moved to Nashville twice before he worked up the nerve to stay.  He is currently on his second record deal with Universal Music Group, and Red Light was the second single off his debut album I’m About To Come Alive.

Contemporary Christian artist Brandon Heath will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, June 20, with one show at 3:00 p.m.

Brandon Heath has garnered two Grammy nominations, 3 Dove Awards from the Gospel Music Association in 2009, including Male Vocalist of the Year, Song of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Song, as well as the 2008 Dove Award for New Artist of the Year. Launching his career in 2006 with his breakthrough debut project, Don’t Get Comfortable, Heath delivered the No. 1 radio hit, and Song of the Year nominee, I’m Not Who I Was.  The song ended 2007 as one of the year’s most played radio singles.

Country music sensation Easton Corbin will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, June 27, with shows at 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

The singer/songwriter’s self-titled debut, released on March 2, 2010, made Easton the first male newcomer to reach No. 1 with a debut single in 6 ½ years, as A Little More Country Than That soared to No. 1.  A Little More Country Than That paints a picture of rural life that speaks to Easton’s small town sensibilities.  “Even though I didn’t write it, this song identifies who I am,” he says.  “It shows character and that’s important where I’m from.  You learn to say ‘yes, ma’am’ and ‘no sir’ and to open the door for the ladies.”

Country music sensation and Tennessee native Chris Young will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, July 11, with shows at 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

With an ear toward the past and an eye on the future, Chris Young is quickly distinguishing himself as a newcomer who honors country music’s best traditions while adding a fresh new chapter to the genre’s legacy.  With his rich, warm baritone and penchant for writing relatable, slice-of-life songs, Young’s second album, The Man I Want To Be, showcases a new traditionalist poised to take his place among his musical heroes.

Contemporary Christian artist Francesca Battistelli will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, July 18, with one show at 3:00 p.m.

Armed with her passion for writing and hope for a hurting world, Francesca put pen to paper and crafted heartfelt, personal reflections on life and faith for what’s now her major-label debut, My Paper Heart.  Inspired by everyone from the jazz greats her dad introduced her to as a kid, to contemporaries like John Mayer, Sara Bareilles and Nichole Nordeman, Francesca set out to write “soulful pop music that someone pops in the morning and says, ‘Now I can start my day.  I feel encouraged.’” Her first single, I’m Letting Go, not only highlights Francesca’s expressive vocal but her overarching desire to encourage her peers not to settle for anything less than what God has for them.  “There’s a line in the song that says ‘I feel like I’m falling/And that’s what it’s like to believe,’” Francesca shares.  “Walking in faith is like free-falling, yet that’s the best place to be.  But so many of us are afraid to do that.”

Country music sensation Jason Michael Carroll will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, July 25, with shows at 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

The accomplishments are impressive enough for any new artist – a chart-topping debut album, three hit singles from that album, a Gold ringtone certification, and opening spots on some of country’s hottest tours.  The key to Jason Michael Carroll’s success is evident in every note he sings – live or in the studio – and it lies in his authenticity.  Whether it’s the empathy brought to bear on the tragedy of Alyssa Lies, the pure passion of Livin’ Our Love Song, or the youthful exuberance of I Can Sleep When I’m Dead, Carroll knows how to connect with fans.  Together with hard work, undeniable talent, and good looks, that connection has launched one the country’s most impressive young careers.

Christian group Tenth Avenue North will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, August 15, with one show at 3:00 p.m.

Rarely has a new band delivered an album with more emotional punch than Tenth Avenue North’s 2008 debut Over and Underneath.  Musically inventive and lyrically compelling, the song collection helped earn the bandits prestigious New Artist of the Year accolade at the 2009 Gospel Music Association Dove Awards.  Tenth Avenue North’s follow up The Light Meets the Dark is proving to be one of the most highly anticipated albums of 2010.

All aboard for Lake Winnepesaukah’s last concert of the 2010 season!  Confederate Railroad will perform at Lake Winnepesaukah’s Jukebox Junction Stage on Sunday, September 5, with shows at 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. 

Few acts have carved as distinctive a niche in modern musical history as Confederate Railroad.  With their high-energy combination of honky-tonk rockers, sensitive ballads, and offbeat humor, they have created a unique identity that has brought them chart success, multi-platinum sales, and continued popularity as a road band.