With the CMA Music Festival now just seven weeks away, the lineups for the nightly concerts at Nashville's LP Field continue to grow. The Country Music Association announced yesterday the additions of several reality-show veterans, plus a host of hitmakers and newcomers for the event, slated June 5-8.

The TV vets include "Celebrity Apprentice" alumnus Trace Adkins, former "American Idol" contestant Bucky Covington, "Dancing With The Stars" participants Billy Ray Cyrus and Sara Evans, plus Montgomery Gentry, who coached George "Mr. Sulu" Takei on the lone installment of "Secret Talents Of The Stars."

Well-established figures Randy Travis and Kenny Rogers will join the roster, along with recent hitmakers Little Big Town and Craig Morgan, plus James Otto, enjoying the first hit of his career with "Just Got Started Lovin' You."

Randy will be giving his first CMA Fest performance in a decade. That makes him the third act to return after a major leave of absence: Faith Hill and Dwight Yoakam, who were previously announced as festival participants, will be back for the first time in 10 and 20 years respectively.

Among the other performers who've already been announced for the event's stadium concerts are Alan Jackson, Rodney Atkins, Carrie Underwood, Taylor Swift, Sugarland, Josh Turner, Miranda Lambert, Kellie Pickler, Jewel and Lady Antebellum.

In addition to nightly shows at Music City's NFL home, the CMA Music Festival also presents a string of shows at several downtown locations each day, with artists signing autographs and posing for pictures at the city's convention center.