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Aubrie Sellers explains what she's learned from touring with Miranda Lambert.

Aubrie Sellers is as progressive of a country artist as you’ll find, yet few will accuse her of being rooted in any other genre.

There are artists to watch, and then there are RISERS. Seven artists set to become stars in 2017 and beyond were revealed on Wednesday morning (March 1). It's a diverse list that includes solo males and females, and groups. Some you may know. Most you'll wish you met earlier.

Miranda Lambert has announced her first 2017 tour dates. The singer's Highway Vagabond Tour will include Aubrie Sellers and Old Dominion, and begin on Jan. 26 in Evansville, Ind.

Aubrie Sellers hardly looks like a woman ready to "Sit Here and Cry" during her Live From Austin set. The singer's forceful delivery runs counter to the sympathetic words she's singing. See for yourself during this exclusive Taste of Country video premiere.

Aubrie Sellers doesn't mind being compared to her famous mother, but she doesn't seek out the connection, either. The dark-haired, rock-influenced country-soul singer admits growing up with not one, not two, but three professional musician parents left her hesitant to make music of her own.

Aubrie Sellers recently made her big debut on the Grand Ole Opry, and she's sharing an exclusive video with Taste of Country readers.