Grand Ole Opry member becomes first country artist to headline LRADAC Foundation fundraiser.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Country music star and Grand Ole Opry member Craig Morgan will headline the LRADAC Foundation's 7th Annual Rock4Recovery, presented by Dominion Energy, on Thursday, October 15, at the Icehouse Amphitheater in Lexington. Known for chart-topping hits including That's What I Love About Sunday, Redneck Yacht Club, Almost Home, International Harvester, and The Father, My Son and the Holy Ghost, Morgan has built a career spanning more than two decades while also serving his country as an Army Chief Warrant Officer and passionate advocate for America's military.
This year's concert marks a milestone for Rock4Recovery as the first country music artist to headline the annual substance-free event, which raises awareness about recovery from substance misuse while benefiting LRADAC's prevention, treatment and recovery programs.
Since its inception, Rock4Recovery has raised more than $700,000 and funded more than 700 Recovery Scholarships, helping uninsured and underinsured individuals access lifesaving treatment.
"Recovery is built on hope, resilience and second chances—qualities Craig Morgan has embodied throughout his remarkable career and military service," said Kim Koelsch Gregory, Executive Director of the LRADAC Foundation. "We're thrilled to welcome him to the Midlands for an unforgettable evening that not only brings our community together but also helps ensure that more individuals and families can access the care they need."
"Dominion Energy is proud to once again partner with LRADAC to shine a light of hope upon the darkness of addiction," said Keller Kissam, president of Dominion Energy South Carolina. “We all face storms in life, and weathering those storms – however they show up – takes teamwork, patience and perseverance. That’s why we’re committed to supporting this concert, which helps provide a vital lifeline for so many people in our communities."
The evening will also showcase talent with South Carolina connections.
Opening the concert is Jasmine "Jazzy Mae" Humphries of Union, whose rising career recently earned her a spot among the Top 50 contestants on American Idol. A graduate of Converse University's Petrie School of Music, Humphries has shared the stage with artists including Jeffrey Steele and Bryce Leatherwood.
Fans will also welcome home Russ Whitman, Craig Morgan's longtime drummer and a South Carolina native. Whitman spent years performing throughout the Carolina beach music scene before joining Morgan's touring band, where he has provided the driving rhythm behind the country star's live performances for more than a decade.
Rock4Recovery has become one of the Midlands' signature charitable concerts, bringing nationally recognized artists to Lexington while celebrating the power of recovery and supporting individuals and families affected by substance use disorders.
Rock4Recovery with Craig Morgan
- Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026
- Venue: Icehouse Amphitheater, 107 W. Main St., Lexington
- Gates Open: 6:30 p.m.
- Showtime: 8 p.m.
- Tickets: $50 at R4R2026.eventbrite.com
For more information about Rock4Recovery or the LRADAC Foundation, visit www.lradac.org/foundation.