Green River Ordinance began their career opening for bands like Flickerstick, Collective Soul, Eisley and Mutemath. Their major label album, Out of My Hands (Virgin Records), had critics likening the band to iconic ‘90s rock artists like Sister Hazel, Third Eye Blind and Matchbox 20, as well as newer bands like Augustana and The Fray. Over the next two years,... read full bio
Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Greg Bates was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, the heart, soul, and center of country music. He grew up with country music and quickly developed the chops as a writer and singer to fit right in with that city's long and cherished musical history. Influenced by George Strait, Randy Travis, Alan Jackson, and Dwight Yoakam,... read full bio
For two decades, Gretchen Peters has been one of Nashville's most beloved and respected artists. Inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame by singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell, who called her "both a songwriter and a poet who sings as beautifully as she writes,” and said of her song The Matador, "it moved me so greatly, I cried from the soles... read full bio
Gretchen Wilson brings in-your-face rocking country music with the fire of an angry jilted woman, but also has the heart and tenderness needed to carry out a ballad with honesty and emotional sincerity. Selling over 8 million records worldwide and charting 13 singles on the Billboard country charts, she went overnight from talented obscurity to phenomenon. After dropping out of... read full bio
The result of a young man's labor and experience is Greylan James, a unique country tune. Greylan, who was up in Tennessee just north of Knoxville, realized very early on that music was his calling. He was often doing performances at barn dances, neighborhood eateries and pubs by the time he was ten. Early in his adolescence, he began writing songs and began... read full bio
Griffen Palmer is a talented singer-songwriter hailing from Pickering, Ontario, who has been making waves in the country music scene. After a successful Division 1 rugby career, he relocated to Nashville upon graduating from Ohio’s Bowling Green State University to pursue his passion for music. With a gift for songwriting, Palmer has landed cuts with several country superstars, including Florida... read full bio
Griffin William Sherry's roots in the ever-evolving Folk, Americana and Rock & Roll genres continue to grow strong as he lives midway between contemporary catharsis and American myth. Griffin's rustic upbringing in New England serve as inspiration for his songs. As a result, he creates a singular characteristic sound that is visceral, genuine, powerful and passionate, with each song having its own... read full bio
Pam Tills and Lorrie Morgan are both famous country singers in the United States. Both of the singers have had very successful solo careers and have won several awards for their music. Tills and Morgan joined forces to create an unstoppable duet, and are playing their music at concerts and special events. Their career highlights are numerous and varied. Combined,... read full bio
Grizfolk is an alternative rock band consisting of five members. The five, Adam Roth, Sebastian Fritze, Fredrik Eriksson, Brendan James, and Bill Delia, combine their instrumentalist and vocal talents to share music with the world. With roots from Sweden, but now based in Los Angeles, Grizfolk is a worldly and alternative band. Their music has been well-received by critics across... read full bio
Gunnar &The Grizzly Boys are a country band from Michigan. They perform country songs together that involve honest storytelling that explodes with energy and his audiences like a shot of adrenaline. They have played for sold out crowds, opening for Justin moore and have been continuing to grow. They have shared the stage with huge acts such as Lady Antebellum,... read full bio
By way of introduction, Gwen Sebastian's new album may seem a bit late. She is, after all, an artist with a couple studio projects already under her belt, possessed of a large and growing fan base earned through years of touring, and the subject of a high-profile turn on a hit national television show. Giving her latest offering the self-titled... read full bio
Shortly after being introduced to punk and grunge at the age of eight, Gwenifer Raymond picked up the guitar. Following years of touring the Welsh valleys with different punk bands, she started to listen more to Appalachian folk performers and pre-war blues artists, which led her to finally the American Primitive guitar players. She joined with the American record company "Tompkins... read full bio
The roots rockers Hackensaw Boys make a spectacular comeback with their next self-titled album. The group, which is renowned for its upbeat live performances, has been working as a type of musical collective for more than 20 years, establishing a songline that spans every branch of American roots music. They have performed at festivals all over the world, shared stages... read full bio
Hailey Whitters has an endearing habit of suggesting she’s perennially late to the party. “I’ve always just felt like a late bloomer,” she says, with a sigh that turns into a laugh. Whitters grew up a determined but unexpected artist, drawn to songs and singers but unsure why. “I didn’t grow up in a super musical family,” she says.... read full bio
Houston native Haley Georgia has wanted to be a songwriter for as long as she can remember. Gaining inspiration from artists like Taylor Swift, Haley began writing and performing in local talent competitions from an early age winning her first title at age 11 with her rendition of Martina McBrides When God Fearin Women Get the Blues. Haley continued... read full bio
Although this aspiring pop princess tried her best, no one thought Scarnato would make the final cut on the sixth season of American Idol. But never try to second-guess public taste: On March 8, 2007, the former wedding singer shocked the judges when she beat out diva Sabrina Sloan for a Top 12 spot. With her long legs on prominent... read full bio
Halfway to Hazard are the opening words of “Cold,” the first song David Tolliver and Chad Warrix wrote together several years after each had put Kentucky in their rear-view mirror and ended up in Music City. A pain-and-booze-soaked ache for love gone cold, the geographical reference to the midway point from opposite directions to the Queen City of the Mountains... read full bio
Country music star Halle Kearns made her first big splash in 2020 when she dropped her first three singles in the wake of the release of her debut EP called “Finally”. It was released at the end of the year. It was a huge success and gained nearly 5 million streams in its first year and even landed on Spotify’s... read full bio
Before he ever sang a note, Hank Williams III, the grandson of Hank Williams and the son of Hank Jr., was a member of the country music royalty. However, he did not immediately follow in the musical footsteps of his ancestors. Rather, he chose to travel the Southeast, consuming copious amounts of marijuana and playing drums in punk and hardcore... read full bio
Hank Williams Jr. is a country, southern rock, and blues singer-songwriter. He was born in Shreveport, Louisiana to country music singer Hank Williams and went on to start his career covering his father’s songs. When he first started with his own music, he struggled to find his fitting but ended up earning success with his unique blend of country, rock,... read full bio
