PHOTOS: 96.9 The Kat's Ones to Watch

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Five of country music's up-and-coming stars took the stage at Coyote Joe's on March 29 to help raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Trent Harmon kicked it off by performing his new single "You Got 'Em All" which brought the crowd to their feet.

Next, Mitchell Tenpenny, who heard his song "Drunk Me" for the first time on the radio on 96.9 The Kat that day, took the stage.

Third, Jillian Jacqueline and her brand new fiance bandmate owned the stage with "Reasons."

The fourth amazing artist was Jimmie Allen, who was fighting a terrible flu but still managed to give an incredible performance.

And finally, Michael Ray. With multiple songs on radio, he took time to focus the stage on a true legend: Randy Travis' brother Ricky Traywick. He took the stage and sang "Deeper Than the Holler" and got the entire crowd involved in the momentous occasion.

PHOTOS: 96.9 The Kat's Ones to Watch

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