Rock group Switchfoot hails from San Diego and is renowned for their pop sensibilities, upbeat live shows, and layered sound. Hard-charging guitar riffs, synthesizers, and electronic experiments are all mixed together in the band's music, which is frequently counterbalanced with softer ballads. With their 2003 album The Beautiful Letdown, Switchfoot broke into the public after becoming well-known in the Christian rock... read full bio
Sydney Rose expresses deep passion encased in a delicate voice from behind the piano or while holding a guitar. The multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter from Georgia expresses complex emotions with an uncensored soul and a depth of insight that defies her youth. She directly addresses uncertainty, worry, loneliness and grief via a sensitivity understandable at any stage of life, establishing her as... read full bio
Jordan Ostrom, better known as her stage name, Sykamore, is a Canadian country singer-songwriter and musician from Carseland, Alberta who is now based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Skyamore was raised in a family ranch outside of Calgary and while growing up she always had a passion for country music. She began her career posting music through YouTube and shortly after,... read full bio
T. Graham Brown is a Nashville enigma. He has scores of country hits and sounds like a combination between Otis Redding and Lefty Frizell. T. Graham Brown moved to Nashville from Athens, Georgia in 1982 and found employment recording demo tapes. Nobody sounded like him, and Capitol Records signed him quickly. I Tell It Like It Used To Be, his first... read full bio
T.G. Sheppard is an American country artist from Tennessee that had several popular hits in the late 70s to the mid 80s. Growing up, Sheppard ran away from home and quit high school to pursue music in Memphis, Tennessee. Some time later, Sheppard recorded his first Billboard number 1 hit, Devil in the Bottle, which peaked on the Hot Country... read full bio
Everything Tab does, he does on the spot. He rarely rehearses, making each performance a new experience for both the band and the audience. He likes things simple, and approaches life with a laid-back reverence. Whether it's his uncanny ability to fix things (he's been known to repair a tour bus with a Swiss Army Knife), his winning performances racing... read full bio
With their roots in gospel, doo wop, and the sophisticated jazz-influenced singing groups of mid-century America like the Hi-Los, the a cappella vocal group Take 6 is both a throwback to an earlier, more genteel era of American music and a precursor for a number of black male pop groups of the '90s (most notably Boyz II Men). Its members... read full bio
Tami Neilson is a Canadian-born New Zealand-based country and soul musician, songwriter, and composer. Neilson began her career as a member of The Neilsons alongside her parents and brothers. During her time with The Neilsons, Tami would co-write songs with her brother and with the band, she has earned an APRA Silver Scroll Award that she shares with her brother... read full bio
Tania Elizabeth has spent twenty years influencing the direction of contemporary roots music as a session player, accompanist for Mary Gauthier, Grammy-winning founder of The Duhks, and fiddle player for the Avett Brothers. With Storm Season, a solo album whose musical textures are as dynamic and varied as the songwriter who produced them, she puts the focus back on her... read full bio
Tanner Adell is a budding country pop sensation who fans have dubbed "Shaniyonce," a combination of Shania Twain and Beyonce. The viral hit "Love You A Little Bit," which was recently signed to Columbia Records, was highlighted on Spotify's Artist to Watch playlist and the Hot Country Artist to Watch Digital Billboard in Nashville, Tennessee. Even the renowned Dallas Cowboys... read full bio
Tanner Fenoglio is a native Texas musician who is the lead singer of his band. The Tanner Fenoglio Band also consists of Chad Henderson on lead guitar, Cory Neu on bass guitar, Mark Murphey on steel guitar, and Mason Murphey on the drums. Most recently, the band has released their first full-length album entitled, “Lucky Man”. The album was produced... read full bio
Tanner Usrey is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter with a distinctive vocal style who is from Prosper, Texas. Tanner has evolved since the beginning of his career into a soulful, Americana-rock musician whose soul-stirring voice and heartbreaking lyrics serve as the cherry on top of his timeless melodies and hard-hitting sound. Tanner's most recent hit, "Take Me Home," which drew inspiration from the... read full bio
Tanya Tucker is a country singer-songwriter from Seminole, Texas. She came to prominence after the release of her first hit single, “Delta Dawn” when she was only 13 years old. Since the release of Delta Dawn, Tucker has gone on to release 25 studio albums including singles such as “Love Me Like You Used To”, “Two Sparrows In a Hurriane”,... read full bio
As the cousin of country music legend Loretta Lynn, Tara Thompson is sticking to her family roots. She grew up in a rural town of the Great Smoky Mountains, surrounded by bars, mobile homes, and lawns dotted with pink flamingos. All of which she mentions in her first album for The Valory Music Co. Tara began performing in Nashville when... read full bio
Tarzanaland is an American pop-country duo that consists of members Kelly Kidd and Thomas Gallmeier. The duo started their careers performing alongside The Podunk Poets as well as Mot & Krid. The duo had met several years before when Kidd asked Gallmeier to help with a project. They started working together and went on to sign a songwriting and production... read full bio
Tasha Cobbs Leonard is an American urban contemporary gospel musician and singer-songwriter from Jesup, Georgia. She has released four studio albums, “Smile”, “Grace” which peaked at number 1 on the US Gospel charts, “Once Place Live” which peaked at number 1 on the US Gospel charts and number 28 on the Billboard 200 charts, and “Heart. Passion. Pursuit.”, which peaked... read full bio
Tate Stevens considers himself a true country artist with a diverse style within the genre. He knows how to connect with people by infusing his music with emotion and the gritty soul of his roots in each of his performances. While Stevens admits to knowing over 1,200 country songs he says that if he were to make a record today,... read full bio
Tate Stevens is an American country music artist, who won the second season of the U.S. The X Factor in 2012, securing a $5 million recording contract with Syco Music and RCA Records Nashville. After touring with a band for several years immediately after high school, Stevens returned to Missouri to settle down and raise his young family, working for... read full bio
Taylor Acorn is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter based out of Nashville, Tennessee. When Acorn was only 8 years old, she lost her father and used music and writing as a coping mechanism. Later down the road, when Acorn turned 15 she started to learn how to play the guitar and starting performing locally around her hometown in Pennsylvania. Acorn went on... read full bio
Taylor Austin Dye's country music origins date back to when he was just 5 years old and made her stage debut at Renfro Valley. She knew she was meant to sing the moment she took up a microphone. In order to improve her singing as a full-time job, Taylor would pack her things and go down to Nashville. She received "don't... read full bio
