I'm with JM. I don't see how there's enough room in a $75 ticket to cover several headliners. I'd go with one, maybe two, and as JM says, scout some of the top local talent who would do the gig for gas money just to get the exposure and to be on the same stage as a big name. Also, in case of major rain, it will be a lot easier to reschedule your headliner--or book another--than with four or five. Also, one big name might allow you to drop your ticket rate. As JD says, in this economy lots of folks might shy away from a $75 ticket.
Know ahead of time who your audience is gonna be--young city adults? Rural? Older, more mature? Depending on what kind of act will have the biggest draw, you might be better off with one of the older country acts--Rickey Skaggs, Ronnie Milsap, Charlie Pride, etc. They might even work for a smaller piece of the gate. Speaking as one of the old dinosaurs, I wouldn't drive 20 miles or cough up $75 for any of the headliners you named.
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