Grace Bowers uses raw riff-craft and flowing fretwork to convey emotion. For the guitarist and band leader, chords and leads convey feelings rather than just words. That explains why she has subtly become known as a mysterious musical presence in addition to being a phenomenon on her preferred instrument. Because of this, she has attracted the attention of many people, including Rolling... read full bio
Born and reared in Watkinsville, Gavin Adcock is a native Georgian. His frequent releases that straddle the border between rock and country are sweeping over the country music scene. Over 15 million On-Demand streams of his debut album, Ain't No Cure, have already been completed in the United States. Since making his debut, Gavin has had over 50 million streams on... read full bio
RVSHVD, pronounced as Ra-Shaad, is an up-and-coming rapper from South Georgia who has recently become a viral sensation releasing country style rap songs. RVSHVD first gained attention after releasing a country version of Roddy Rich’s hit single “Ballin’.” His country version of the song went on to earn 20 million streams throughout various different media and music outlets. RVSHVD began... read full bio
Evil Joy, Fust's debut album, was a self-described bitter domestic drama preoccupied with the passing of time in the kitchen sink, quantified in moments of leaving, returning and departing again. Genevieve represents an alternative form of departure: relocating, giving up one's previous lifestyle, and beginning a new life in "Family Country." As a result, Genevieve has been used historically to refer... read full bio
Growing up, Ashley Anne aspired to be a rock star like Hannah Montana. She has, in many respects, realized her dream. Despite her obvious country music influences, Miley Cyrus, whose roots are deeply ingrained in the genre, continues to have a significant influence on her work. Of course, Dolly is also a major influence on her, especially in the way... read full bio
Ian Harrison is a budding singer-songwriter in the country music genre. Harrison, who originally gained popularity on NBC's talent show The Voice, has since released two hits that are well-known, "Keep You With Me" and "Wish I Had." Harrison, who was born in Columbus, Ohio, presently makes his home in Nashville, where he writes and records new songs.... read full bio
Abbie McGlinchey, a Derry girl, may say that life has been a little bit chaotic lately. As the newest and most promising new talent in country music, she has been balancing her A-Levels by day with recording and preparing for her maiden album. Abbie came to the notice of a London-based management company called "Good Human" during the pandemic thanks to... read full bio
Kelsey Hart came to music naturally and modestly. The native of Kentucky always loved music as a child, but he wasn't precisely sure that becoming a musician was in his future. The singer remembers growing up mostly hearing gospel music and then independently finding country music. Hart discovered that he was focused more on sports and shunning music when high school... read full bio
Scoot Teasley was raised in Toccoa, Georgia, and his musical journey started with the soulful melodies that echoed through church seats and the steady beat of drums. He became deeply passionate about country music as a result of his voyage, which immersed him in the rich tapestry of southern sounds and inspired him with artists such as Tyler Childers and... read full bio
Scotty Emerick was left with no option. The guitarist and songwriter from Hollywood, Florida was enthralled with music and knew he had to travel to Nashville to pursue his dreams before he had even graduated from high school. For the young man acquainted with legendary local hero and blazing honky tonk singer Gary Stewart—at least from sporadic glimpses of the... read full bio
Jimmy Webb has received critical acclaim through more than forty years of success: a member of the National Academy of Popular Music Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, his work defines an iconic figure in the music world. Webb has received Grammy awards for music, lyrics, and orchestration, all of which set him apart from... read full bio
Steve Gatlin recalls how he and his brothers sang together in church and anywhere and anytime somebody would listen to us." Tammy Wynette made an appearance with younger brother Rudy and sister LaDonna in Lubbock and asked Steve to sing with them. Not long after that, Steve was packing and moving to Nashville to work for Tammy. Once he was... read full bio
Pokey LaFarge is a singer-songwriter who incorporates elements of early jazz, country blues and folk into his music. Following the release of his debut album Marmalade, he joined The Hackensaw Boys on tour. LaFarge’s sophomore release, Beat, Move & Shake, was released via Big Muddy Records. The first album with his band The South City Three, Riverboat Soul, was recorded... read full bio
Krazy Kirk and the Hillbillies are a bluegrass country musical and variety group that has been performed at the Disneyland Resort as well as Knott’s Berry Farm. They have previously performed their unique show at Disneyland under the name Billy Hill and the Hillbillies and they performed for over 20 years and over 10,000 shows while there. Although the show... read full bio
Emerson Drive is a Canadian Country music band that consists of Brad Mates, Danick Dupelle, Mike Melancon, and Dale Wallace. They are a multiple Grammy-nominated country band with a bright future. They have released seven studio albums and an EP. The band's fifth album, “Countrified”, gave forth their first Number One single, “Moments”. Emerson Drive has won over 10 varied... read full bio
Asleep at the Wheel is an American country swing band from Paw Paw, West Virginia. The group consists of members Ray Benson, Katie Shore, Eddie Rivers, David Sanger, Dennis Ludiker, Josh Hoag, Connor Forsyth and Jay Reynolds. Since their start in the music industry, Asleep at the Wheel has gone on to win nine Grammy Awards and has released over... read full bio
Kim Carnes has penned three number one country songs, including The Heart Wont Lie, a smash duet for Reba McEntire and Vince Gill. Other number ones from Kim Carnes are Dont Fall In Love With A Dreamer, a duet Kim Carnes performed with Kenny Rogers, and Make No Mistake Shes Mine, a duet by Rogers and Ronnie Milsap. Co-writing with... read full bio
Jim Messina's Watching The River Run is more than a collection of greatest hits, though it's eleven selections have indeed accounted for millions of record sales. And it's no simple stroll through the past, though many of it's songs have become integral parts of people's lives. As a member of such seminal rock legends as Buffalo Springfield, Poco and Loggins... read full bio
With his big voice, easy-going manner, and streamlined mainstream country-pop, Bryan White easily fit into the post-Garth Brooks climate of the mid-'90s. His first album, Bryan White, began a string of number one hits that ran into 1996: ""Someone Else's Star, ""Rebecca Lynn"", ""I'm Not Supposed To Love You Anymore"", ""From This Moment On"" (with Shania Twain), ""So Much For... read full bio
Laura Bell Bundy has starred in more than a thousand television episodes, including appearances in over a hundred television pilots that were passed over, as well as roles on Perfect Harmony, Good Behavior, American Gods, How I Met Your Mother, The Guest Book, Angie Tribeca, Idiotsitter, Hart of Dixie, Fuller House, Documentary Now, AJ & The Queen, and Anger Management! A... read full bio
