Four artists. Four stories. One powerful stage — a night of music in support of our nation’s veterans and their families through Camp Southern Ground’s Warrior Programs.
The Countdown Is On — See You at Unsung Hero 2026
Join Us at Unsung Hero 2026
Two ways in — one night that matters
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Grab your spot for a night of live music, community, and gratitude — every ticket supports Camp Southern Ground’s Warrior Programs.
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Four Artists. Four Stories.
One powerful stage brings together four distinct voices for a single unforgettable night of music and meaning.
Stay at Trilith Guesthouse
Enjoy a special room rate at Trilith Guesthouse when attending Camp Southern Ground’s Unsung Hero! Make your evening even more memorable by staying nearby and enjoying a comfortable, convenient place in walking distance to the show.
Four Artists. Four Stories.
Meet the artists taking the stage for Unsung Hero 2026.
Emily Ann Roberts
They say the path to the grandest stage is paved with relentless practice, and Emily Ann Roberts embodies this mantra. From humble beginnings on small Knoxville stages to numerous performances at the Grand Ole Opry, Roberts has diligently earned her place in the spotlight. Her journey began as a standout and runner-up finisher on Blake Shelton’s team on “The Voice,” a remarkable achievement even before graduating high school. Since then, Roberts has amassed more than 180 million global streams, solidifying her status as one of the most magnetic rising stars in country music.
Her debut album, Can’t Hide Country, showcased her unique blend of traditional country and bluegrass roots, and was spotlighted by Billboard, MusicRow, People, and more. The project was followed by a new EP, Memory Lane. No stranger to the stage, Emily Ann has toured with the likes of Blake Shelton, Cody Johnson, Megan Moroney, Jamey Johnson, and more, and she’ll open for Thomas Rhett throughout 2026.
Adding to her impressive list of accomplishments, Emily Ann is a CMA New Artist of the Year nominee, ACM New Female Artist of the Year nominee, MusicRow Discovery Artist, AIMP Nashville Rising Artist-Writer of the Year, a member of the Opry NextStage and MusicRow Next Big Thing Classes of 2026, a CMT Next Woman of Country, Nashville Briefing Artist to Watch, and is a featured artist in Walt Disney World’s Country Bear Musical Jamboree attraction, performing “Try Everything” from “Zootopia” as Trixie St. Claire. From small-town beginnings to the national spotlight, Emily Ann Roberts continues to captivate audiences and garner countless fans with her tuneful twang, vivid songwriting and charismatic stage presence. For more information visit emilyannroberts.com.
Schaefer Mueller
A Virginia native who left home for the Army, Schaefer served as a Combat Veteran with the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division — specializing in explosives, mountaineering, and Airborne operations, and deploying to Afghanistan as an attachment to an ODA team. After the Army, he began booking shows in local bars and building a loyal following that's grown into regional tours. He's a full-time musician and member of the Texas Country Music Association and Nashville Songwriters, and also works as a scientist and researcher at LSU Health.
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Rachel Harvey Hill
A Nashville-based songwriter whose style has been called “heart-warming” and “imaginative,” Rachel's multi-genre catalog is shaped by her strong faith, her life as a military spouse, and her journey of motherhood. She's a Bluebird Cafe “Golden Pick” winner, a Nashville Songwriters Association International “Ones to Watch,” and the 2019 New England Songwriters Competition pop/rock winner for “Like Lightning.” As an Operation Encore artist, she regularly tours the U.S. performing for veteran and military causes.
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JB Brown
A Southern California native, JB blends heartfelt storytelling with a rock ‘n’ roll edge. A proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran, he served 12 years before retiring due to combat-related injuries sustained in Iraq. After starting out in the Los Angeles rock scene, he followed his passion for country music and has since earned more than 80 million streams worldwide — his resilience and authenticity shining through in every raw, heartfelt song.
Listen on Spotify →Moments From the Stage
A look back at past Unsung Hero performances.
Why We’re Here
Camp Southern Ground exists to serve veterans, military families, youth, and first responders through programs built on connection, resilience, and healing. Unsung Hero 2026 brings the community together for one night of music with a purpose — every ticket and every sponsorship helps carry that mission forward.
Our Sponsors
These partners have already stepped up to support Unsung Hero 2026 and the mission of Camp Southern Ground.
