Country singer and songwriter Tyler Farr was born and raised in Garden City, Missouri. He had an early exposure to country music, thanks in no small part to the fact that his father played lead guitar in country icon George Jones' touring band, and he even accompanied his father for a summer on the road at the age of 16.... read full bio
Rising country music star Tyler Halverson has a distinctive sound that combines contemporary music with traditional country and western music. Tyler was born and reared in a tiny town in South Dakota, where he developed a lifelong passion of music. As a youngster, he started playing the guitar and writing songs. Tyler made the decision to follow his aspirations at the... read full bio
Tyler Hubbard is a member of the Nashville country music duo Florida Georgia Line, but has since carved out his own solo career. Tyler is a native of Monroe, Georgia, where he grew up being exposed to music. When he wasn’t enjoying and playing music, he spent a ton of time riding dirty bikes and participating in sports. Tyler was... read full bio
Tyler Nance, who represents a new sound in country music, skillfully combines distinctive tunes that blend genres with compelling lyrics. The singer-songwriter is still gaining popularity around the nation, and his debut single "Wasted Chances" quickly accumulated over 4 million streams. Since releasing his first single a little more than a year ago, he has already faced a pivotal point... read full bio
Tyler Reese Tritt is a country artist and daughter of Travis Tritt. She gained popularity when she did a cover of the Don Henley & Patty Smyth song “Sometimes Love Just Ain’t Enough” with her father. The cover has already passed 5 million views on YouTube which show she’s more than just her father’s daughter. Tritt works really hard to... read full bio
Not to be swayed by a book's cover (with his flipped ball cap and broad shoulders) one of Nashville's hottest new songwriters, Tyler Reeve, may have the all-American look, but his lyrics are heavy on imagery that conjures up memories rather than tailgates and dusty roads. Tyler traveled from Mobile, Alabama to Nashville through a detour through Florida for college... read full bio
Tyler Rich is a country star from Yuba City, California. His music is inspired by artists like Creedence Clearwater Revival, Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Tom Petty, George Strait, Garth Brooks, and Alan Jackson. He is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee, where he perfected his craft of country music. Before pursuing his solo career, Rich was part of a multitude of... read full bio
Uncle Kracker is an American singer-songwriter, rapper, and musician who is known for his country and rock music. Apart from releasing music as a solo artist, Kracker has been a turntablist for Kid Rock’s group Twisted Brown Trucker. As a solo artist, Kracker has released five studio albums. His debut album, “Double Wide”, peaked at number 7 on the US... read full bio
Uncle Lucius is back in the studio. After a five-year sabbatical, the band returned to select locations around the country to perform soul, job and thunder. Uncle Lucius of South Austin is a dream created by five sonic mercenaries, a clarion call to arms for sincere believers. It's the voice that shakes you out of your slumber, grabs you by the shoulders and yells,... read full bio
Uncle Si and the Sicotics is a band that consists of members Uncle Si, Marsha Robertson, and Bridgette Tatum. Uncle Si is from the popular television series Duck Dynasty, Robertson is his daughter in law and the duo met Tatum at a charity event. They bonded quickly and ended up decided to write music together. They have released one album... read full bio
Unspoken is a Christian Soulful-Pop-Rock band. The band is composed of Jon Lowry, Chad Mattson, Ariel Munoz and Alan Pelno. Unspoken released their debut single “Who You Are” on the record label Centricity Music. The single peaked at number 11 on the US Christian Charts. Since then, Unspoken has gone on to release an EP and albums such as “Unspoken”,... read full bio
Upchurch is a comedian, rapper, and singer-songwriter from Cheatham County, which is outside of Nashville. Upchurch gained popularity mostly as a comedian, making videos for many platforms to get followers and support. He created the term "raise hell and eat cornbread" and marketed goods. Considered a "country rapper" at first, Ryan Upchurch has expanded into a variety of genres, including... read full bio
Urban Rescue is a Christian music electronic group based out of Los Angeles. Unlike other Christian bands, Urban Rescue is an EDM electropop group. Their debut album, “Listen Empty”, arrived with a serious reputation attached. LA based singer-songwriter Jordan Frye and his revolving pool of musicians have been collaborating since 2005 with the specific goal to write and produce fresh,... read full bio
Active Duty Airmen make up the seven-piece electric, high-energy rock group STARLIFTER. This vibrant ensemble is made up of people from all around North America and is stationed with the Band of Mid-America. When you hear your favorite rock, pop and country songs from the past 40 years in a brand-new way, you'll be left wanting more and wondering what they'll... read full bio
Valerie June is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Memphis, Tennessee, whose music is a mixture of several genres which include folk, blues, gospel, soul, country, bluegrass and Appalachian. June was born in Jackson, Tennessee, and while growing up she found her love for gospel music while attending church and also found her love for RnB and soul music through... read full bio
The band Vandoliers is distinctively Texas; they capture the rich and varied musical character of the Lone Star State in a fast-paced, boisterous sound that is all their own. This Dallas-Fort Worth six-piece is back with The Vandoliers, a new album that shows these boisterous, rollicking country punks are tighter, more coherent, more sonically engaging than ever after spending the... read full bio
Vegas Gone Country is the new show that has taken over the Las Vegas Strip that includes some of the world’s best impersonators and live musicians who perform new and classic country hits. The cast is rotated giving you different musicians who take on different country performs so each show is a different experience. Some of the musicians you’ll hear... read full bio
A modern Christian and worship group affiliated with Harvest Bible Chapel, Vertical Worship (previously known as Vertical Church Band) is based in Chicago, Illinois. The worship band consists of Jake France, Judd Harris, Robert Titean, James Herlo, Zac Moore, Tim Dalrymple, and Vanessa Dalrymple. They have three albums out on Essential Records under their Provident Label Group contract: Live Worship... read full bio
Vince Gill is an American country singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He found success after his time in the country rock band Pure Prairie League and went on to be a solo artist. Since then, he has released 17 studio albums, 10 of which have earned Platinum or Gold certification in the US. Some of Gill’s most popular songs include, “Go Rest... read full bio
The always witty Vince Gill and the reliably wry Lyle Lovett teamed up for a series of concerts that took them down the East Coast from Pennsylvania to South Carolina. These included intimate solo and duo performances, during which the artists served as their own accompanists. Both performers have reaped armfuls of Grammys and kindred laurels for their musical versatility... read full bio
