Prior to the concert, the entire cast joined Charlie Daniels for a group photo.

Charlie Daniels performed his signature fiddle-focused hit "The Devil Went Down to Georgia."

Luke Bryan had an eventful evening, performing hits like "Move" and "Huntin', Fishin' and Lovin' Every Day."

Chris Stapleton, backed by his core group of drummer Derek Mixon and bassist J.T. Cure, opened his set with a blazing "Outlaw State of Mind."

Kid Rock, backed by members of Charlie Daniels' band, performed a brief but powerful set, including his Lynyrd Skynyrd-inspired mashup "All Summer Long."

Luke Bryan and lead guitarist Michael Carter perform during the Volunteer Jam. 

"Git R Done" comedian Larry the Cable Guy joined Charlie Daniels at the mike at the backstage press conference. 

Luke Bryan energized the crowd with songs off his latest album, 'Kill the Lights.'

The Volunteer Jam doubled as a celebration of Charlie Daniels' 80th birthday. The Country Music Hall of Fame member was presented with a custom Gibson guitar.

Travis Tritt showed off his Southern-rock roots with a spirited take on his "Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde."

The Nineties alt-rock band 3 Doors Down helped open the Volunteer Jam. 

A bald eagle flew a ceremonial loop around Bridgestone Arena.

Charlie Daniels and Travis Tritt revisit their honky-tonk roots with a collaboration during the Volunteer Jam's all-star finale.