Called “Sho-Bud Showcase Live,” the lineup includes Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash, Lloyd Green, Marty Stuart, Skunk Baxter, Dan Dugmore, Don Felder from The Eagles, Marcus King, Rocco DeLuca, Eddy Dunlap, Sarah Jory, Andrea Whitt, Hatfield Rain, Ed Williams, Johnny Cox, Cody Parks, and more to be announced. And before you get all animated about how guys like Slash and Marcus King are monster guitar players but not really steel guitarists, hold your tongue. The showcase feels very similar to one that featured the Telecaster on its 75th Anniversary at the Ryman in May. The company later relocated to Nashville in 1963 when Emmons left to start the Emmons Guitar Company. Many of country music’s most legendary steel guitar players such as Lloyd Green, Jerry Byrd, Ralph Mooney, and Pete Drake were all Sho-Bud loyalists, with Lloyd Green receiving his own signature model called the LDG.