Camp Southern Ground Announces Unsung Hero 2026 Benefit Concert Featuring Emily Ann Roberts
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Fayetteville, Georgia, Oct. 15, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Camp Southern Ground is set to host its second annual Unsung Hero benefit concert on November 20, celebrating veterans, music, and the stories that inspire us all. The event will feature rising country star Emily Ann Roberts as the headliner, alongside U.S. Army combat veteran Schaefer Mueller, military spouse and Operation Encore artist Rachel Harvey Hill, and U.S. Marine Corps veteran JB Brown.
Roberts, known for her traditional country and bluegrass influences, vivid songwriting, and commanding stage presence, has earned more than 200 million global streams. She has also received CMA New Artist of the Year and ACM New Female Artist of the Year nominations, and is a member of the Opry NextStage Class of 2026. Additionally, Roberts won the AIMP Nashville Rising Artist-Writer of the Year Award. Her 2026 touring schedule includes opening for Thomas Rhett and Cody Johnson, as well as her own headline shows.
The concert will take place at Trilith Live, located at 175 Trilith Parkway, Fayetteville, GA 30214, with doors opening at 7 PM. Individual tickets cost $70, with limited sponsorship, VIP, and group packages also available.
Camp Southern Ground is a nonprofit organization founded in 2011 by Grammy Award-winning musician Zac Brown. The organization serves youth, veterans, and military families, providing opportunities for community building, wellbeing, and purpose. During the summer, its inclusive residential camp welcomes children of different backgrounds and abilities. Throughout the rest of the year, its Warrior Programs help veterans and their families find community, direction, and support to thrive in life after military service. These programs are provided at no cost to participants.
Every ticket and sponsorship supports Camp Southern Ground’s Warrior Programs, which include Warrior Week, Warrior PATHH, Warrior Family Camp, and Warrior Song. These programs offer veterans and their families the chance to build community, strengthen wellbeing, and discover renewed purpose as they navigate life after military service.