One of Nashville’s most prolific scribes, Phil Vassar has written chart-toppers for Alan Jackson (“Right On The Money”), Collin Raye (“Little Red Rodeo”) and Tim McGraw (“For A Little While”). He took Jo Dee Messina to the top with “I’m Alright” and “Bye Bye,” which won him an ASCAP Song of the Year award. He was chosen Songwriter of the... read full bio
Phil Wickham is a Christian singer-songwriter and guitarist from San Diego, California. Wickham has released nine albums- Give You My World, a self-titled album, Cannons, Singalong, Heaven & Earth, Response, Singalong 2, The Ascension, Sing-A-Long 3, and Children of God. He has also led worship at Soul Survivor, which is a global Christian movement that puts on several summer festivals... read full bio
Phoenix Stone is returning to his Southern roots with his debut country single 100 Proof Moonshine, (Stonehall Entertainment/Nine North Records). Written and produced by Stone, this good-time anthem has already hit #1 on the New & Active Charts and is rapidly climbing the Billboard charts and just hit top 50 this week. His unique sound blends the soulful grooves of... read full bio
This American singer/songwriter has produced five albums and three EPs. Pieta Brown is the daughter of Grammy-nominated blues and folk singer/songwriter Greg Brown. Pieta Brown has made her own unique sound with her relaxed and graceful delivery and can be compared to singers such as Cowboy Junkies Margo Timmins. Pieta began writing poems and composing instrumentals on the piano... read full bio
Nicolette Hayford, a well-known Nashville songwriter, has launched a solo career as Pillbox Patti with the publication of two new songs, "Young and Stupid" and "Good People," which are currently available worldwide via Monument Records. "Young and Stupid," co-written by Hayford with Joe Clemmons, Ashley McBryde, Park Chisolm, Benjy Davis, Connie Harrington and Aaron Raitiere, looks back at Hayford's youth and how... read full bio
Poco, founded in 1968 by Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Richie Furay (inducted 1997 with Buffalo Springfield), virtually invented the ""Country rock"" genre commercially popularized by the Eagles through a long string of early-to mid-'70s hits like ""Take It Easy."" Poco's 1969 debut, ""Pickin' Up the Pieces,"" received the rare 5-star designation in Dave Marsh's ""Rolling Stone Record Guide.""... read full bio
We all make choices every day. Examine them closely and they tell a story about what we value and who we are. For more than a decade, the women of Point of Grace have chosen to encourage and inspire others with a musical message of God's love. Point of Grace is a group of Christian pop music singers and authors.... 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
Pony Bradshaw had never attempted to sing, therefore he was unaware that he could. A young Pony assisted in keeping his father, an Elvis impersonator who had been in the military, well-stocked with scarves for his fans on stage. Pony had never made it, but he had always listened to music. Baseball was his sport. He enlisted in the Air... read full bio
Porter & Sayles is a collaboration of Christian Porter and Regina Sayles. They come together to create a crossover of country and folk-rock. The mixture gains influences from artists such as The Lumineers, Jason Mraz, Joni Mitchell, Sheryl Crow, and more. Prior to creating music together, both Porter & Sayles were working as solo artists. Porter was first seen on... read full bio
Prairie Oyster is a Canadian country music group from Toronto, Ontario. They were named Country Group or Duo of the year six times by both the Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) and the Juno Awards. The band also won the Bud Country Fans' Choice Award from the CCMA in 1994. They have four No. 1 country singles in Canada, with... read full bio
Presley & Taylor, a sister duo, are in high demand as performers. Over the past five years, they have opened for a number of megastars including Old Dominion, Martina McBride, Sammy Kershaw, Jimmie Allen and many more. They have also performed with Pam Tillis on the stages of the Grand Ole Opry and CMA Fest several times. They have steadily and organically... read full bio
Preston James is a Tennessee-born country music performer whose soulful voice and genuine Southern charm have captured the attention of fans. He hails from Cheatham County. Preston is poised to make waves in the country music scene after signing with King Pen Music/Warner Chappell as a songwriter. With a blend of sincere lyrics and southern melodies that honor his rural upbringing,... read full bio
Priscilla Block is an American country singer-songwriter from Raleigh, North Carolina, who recently gained fame from the release of her debut single, “Just About Over You,” which peaked at number 35 on the US Country Airplay charts. Block grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina and moved to Nashville, Tennessee after graduating from high school. Block began her musical career releasing... read full bio
Dynamic, soulful, inventive, and witty, all with a heart-centered approach. Propaganda, a Los Angeles-based band, lyrically assembles powerful current music that spans across the gamut of youth and pop culture with an uncompromising message woven into hot rhythms and beats. He brings with him years of experience working in the community and teaching in classrooms, and he never shies away... read full bio
Pryor Baird and Kaleb Lee, recording artists for Black River Entertainment, first connected as The Voice Season 14 participants. Next came individual acts; during the Blind Audition, the singers were partnered as roommates, and a friendship developed. Together, Pryor & Lee present themselves to the country music scene with their debut single, the upbeat arena hit "Y'allsome." The boot stomping... read full bio
Pryor Baird's quick fingers aren't his sole strength; he also plays the guitar with strength and delicacy. Pryor is renowned for his rock-solid vocals with a gritty quality and melodic slide guitar riffs that scorch. This soul expert will make sure that his sound gets you up from your seats and tapping your feet. His approach is a synthesis of... read full bio
Pug Johnson was raised in Southeast Texas' Golden Triangle, and the fusion of musical influences that developed there is reflected in his sound. After Slow Rollin' Lows, Pug's first project, was dismantled, and he spent two years in Nashville, Pug returned to Beaumont, Texas, where he started honing his performance skills. Under the direction of producer/engineer Ryan Johnson, the band entered... read full bio
Punch Brothers is a bluegrass band hailing from Brooklyn, made up of mandolin player Chris Thile, fiddler/violinst Gabe Witcher, banjo player Noam Pikelny, guitarist Chris Eldridge, and bassist Paul Kowert. Described by American Songwriter magazine as “A 21st century version of the Bluegrass Boys,” Punch Brothers have four albums: Punch, Antifogmatic, Who’s Feeling Young Now, and The Phosporescent Blues. The... read full bio
Pure Prairie League is a country rock band from Waverly, Ohio, a place where Craig Fuller (singer and guitarist), Tom McGrail (drummer), Jim Caughlan (guitarist and drummer), and John David Call (steel guitarist) all got together for the first time. They band has been playing since the year 1970 and 50 years later, they are still going at it. In... read full bio
