Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers is a multi genre rock band from Tempe, Arizona. The band ranges across musical genres such as alternative rock, pop, reggae, americana, mariachi, and many more influences. Roger Clyne and Paul Naffah from the The Refreshments, known for the theme song to animated television series King of the Hill, left the band in order to... read full bio
Roger Creager is an adventure-seeker who never likes to stay still and misses out on life's opportunities. He is a multi-talented individual who indulges in a variety of activities, from climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa to piloting his own plane. He loves to explore the world and get the most out of life, which is evident in his music and... read full bio
Roman Alexander is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter who was raised in Parkville, Alexander, and is currently based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Alexander found his love for music at a young age and began performing as a child. He began performing various gigs at bars with his family band when he was only seven years old and remembers his mother hardly... read full bio
The Wilkesboro, North Carolina-based alt-country/indie rock quintet's members, Skip and Logan Matheny, are brothers who grew up with a great-grandfather who took them to the Grand Ole Opry and a high school band director father who played in R&B bands and took his family to Doc Watson's annual music festival, Merlefest. The Mathenys started an unofficial band (with Logan on... read full bio
Ronnie Dean’s new album fulfills his musical destiny. Ronnie sings, writes, and records the full span of his musical talents, showing his love for many genres of music. Ronnie’s strong Christian faith plays a huge role in his life and music. In ‘89 he moved to Nashville to pursue Contemporary Christian Music. He recorded 2 powerhouse Christian albums, So Many... read full bio
For 20 years, Dunn was extremely proud and thankful to be a big part of the single most successful duo in country music history -- and one of the most popular performing acts in recent music history. When my musical partnership with Kix happened, lightning just struck. All of a sudden, all that success took us both by surprise, and... read full bio
Ronnie McDowell is an American country artist, painter, and songwriter who is best known for his tribute song to Elvis Presley, “The King Is Gone.” McDowell was born in Portland, Tennessee, and he has previously served in the US Navy where he served on board of the USS Hancock and USS Kitty Hawk. McDowell made his change to music after... read full bio
Country Music Hall of Famer Ronnie Milsap ranks as the pre-eminent country soul singer of his generation. He also represents much more than any two-word definition can convey: a humble, overtly friendly fellow with a talent as vast and multi-dimensional as the American South. As a famous Baptist musician, Milsap provided country music with one of its most important voices... read full bio
Ronny Cox is an American character actor, singer-songwriter, and storyteller. His best-known roles include Drew Ballinger in Deliverance (1972), George Apple in Apple's Way (1974-75), Lieutenant Andrew Bogomil in Beverly Hills Cop (1984), Richard ""Dick"" Jones in RoboCop (1987) and the villain Vilos Cohaagen in Total Recall (1990). Cox wrote a book about his experience filming Deliverance for the movie's... read full bio
Roots & Boots 90’s Electric Throwdown is a tour that consists of country hit artists Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin and Collin Raye who come together to perform one night of music. Together, the trio have a total of over 40 top 10 radio smash hits and have sold over 25 million albums. Aaron Tippin is known for hit singles such... read full bio
Rosanne Cash is a Grammy-winning singer and songwriter. She has earned numerous accolades for songwriting and performances. Following her debut self-titled album, Cash recorded her first US album, Right Or Wrong. In the following ten years, Cash released Seven Year Ache, which yielded both country and crossover hits, Rhythm and Romance, a widely-acclaimed fusion of country and pop and King's... read full bio
Ross Cooper is a Texas-born singer-songwriter whose music captures the essence of the Lone Star State. Cooper was inspired by the melancholy and stillness of Lubbock's streets at night because he grew up in a place where Buddy Holly's spirit is said to still linger. Two interests that dominated his boyhood were horses and music. Cooper's passion for both would... read full bio
Ross Copperman is a Grammy-nominated producer, songwriter and artist from Roanoke, Virginia. The genres he works in include country, pop, and rock and he has written numerous number 1 singles including Luke Bryan’s “Strip It Down”, Keith Urban’s “John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16”, and more. Other artists that Copperman has worked with include Brett Eldredge, Dierks Bentley, Eli Young... read full bio
A native of Lexington, NC, Coppley is rapidly becoming one of America's fastest growing, most popular and requested regional live acts, sharing the stage with artists such as Luke Bryan, Rodney Atkins, Joe Nichols, and more. With a long list of accomplishments that include: a contract to front the house band at America's largest country nightclub, Wild Bill's Atlanta,... read full bio
Ross Ellis is an up-and-coming country artist from Monterey, Louisiana. He started his career playing in a band named Wayside alongside his cousins and friends. The band became popular locally and Wayside was performing in venues across Louisiana and Mississippi. Ellis graduated from the University of Louisiana at Monroe and went on to move to Nashville to pursue his musical... read full bio
Rowdy Johnson is an American outlaw country music singer-songwriter and entertainer who is known for his traditional music and authenticity. Johnson was born and raised in Apopka, Florida, and while growing up, found his love for writing and performing music. Johnson found inspiration through musical artists such as Hank Williams Jr., Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, the Marshall Tucker Band, and... read full bio
Royal South is a band that consists of three members, SaraBeth, Glen Mitchell, and Vickie Vaughn. The band has a southern twist, with a British singer, and a three-part harmony. Since beginning their careers, Royal South have topped the charts, performed at the Grand Ole Opry, and have gained a large following. The group is produced by Paul Worley and... read full bio
Before she could even speak, Royale Lynn was singing, so she gave up riding her pony and moved to Nashville with a guitar. Billboard described the country music artist as "a ferocious newcomer with ceiling scraping vocals" and she has amassed millions of views on social media by herself. Additionally, Billboard designated her as one of its "Emerging Artists." Six million... read full bio
Ruby Boots left her home at the age of fourteen. Her life began in a complicated home, and she turned to work on pearling boats to escape. Ruby Boots nomadic lifestyle led her to Nashville, Tennessee, where she started her musical career. The artists sound is filled with memories from Rubys past, formed by landscapes of her travels, and echoes... read full bio
Rudy Gatlin and his brothers while mixed with school, sports and church. College separated them except for holidays and summer appearances until they converged on Nashville. The Gatlin Brothers recorded numerous CD's and toured extensively throughout the United States playing sold out concerts, fairs and Las Vegas. The Academy of Country Music (ACM) honored them with awards for Single of... read full bio
