Jimmy Fortune is a musician who is known for touring, singing, and performing with the Statler Brothers for over 20 years. He was first there to temporarily replace Lew DeWitt but ended up taking over. He wrote the Statler Brothers second number 1 hit, “Elizabeth”, and followed that with two more number 1 hits, “My Only Love” and “Too Much... read full bio
No Justice is an American country, Red Dirt, Americana band from Stillwater, Oklahoma, which consists of members Steve Rice, Tyler Paul, Alan Orebaugh, Joey Trevino, Bryce Conway and Cody Patton. No Justice originally started off as a cover band that consists of Jerry Payne and two other members. They eventually took on the name No Justice, began writing their own... read full bio
Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights are an American rock band from Dallas, Texas, that is led by Jonathan Tyler and consists of members Brandon Pinckard, Jordan Cain, Emotion Brown, and Chase McGillis. Jonathan Tyler formed the band in Dallas, Texas, and after their formation, the band immediately began recording music in the studio with producer Chris Bell to record... read full bio
Tigirlily is an up-and-coming country musical duo that consists of Kendra and Krista Slaubaugh, which are sisters from Hazen, North Dakota. While growing up, Krista found her love for writing her own songs and playing guitar at only 10 years old. On the other hand, Kendra found herself competing in local singing competitions and talent shows while growing up and... read full bio
American fiddler and singer-songwriter Sara Ullrika Watkins. As the fiddler for Nickel Creek, the modern bluegrass band she founded with her brother Sean and mandolinist Chris Thile, Watkins made her stage debut in 1989. Watkins plays the guitar, ukulele, and drums in addition to singing and playing the fiddle. He also played percussion while touring with the Decemberists. She and... read full bio
Atlanta, Georgia native and accomplished musician Will Moseley has made a significant contribution to the country music industry. Moseley's unique blend of Americana/Alt Country and country music appeals to audiences across the nation. His poignant lyrics, mesmerizing voice, and exquisite guitar playing transport listeners to a realm of emotions and storytelling. Moseley's music has a rich history in the country music... read full bio
Graham Barham, a singer-songwriter, hails from Oak Ridge, a small rural community in Louisiana. He incorporates iconic images of small Southern communities into his music, such as one-lane highways, pickup pickups, and moss ponds. However, as evidenced by his breakthrough hit "Preachers Need People," which became a huge viral hit for him, the Nashville-based singer had a unique talent for... read full bio
With a stunning five Top 20 radio hits, four Top 10 videos on CMT, two Female Vocalist of the Year awards from the Ontario Country Performer & Fan Association, and multiple Canadian Country Music Award nominations, Diane Chase has struck a cord in the heart of country music lovers nationwide. Diane's sophomore title release ""The Ride"" is a musical inspiration... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Jason Benoit just began his music career a few years ago, but he is already seeing great success as one of Canada’s fastest rising country stars. His first single, “This Is What It Feels Like,” a country rendition of the Armin van Buuren and Trevor Guthrie song, peaked at No. 46 on the Billboard Canada Country chart. The single... read full bio
Alternative country musician Rayland Baxter got his start in the industry when he was featured in the song Shanghai Cigarettes by Caitlin Rose. He has released two studio albums under ATO Records, his debut being Feathers & Fishhooks and his second release is entitled Imaginary Man.... read full bio
Elizabeth Cook is a country music singer who made her debut at the Grand Ole Opry. She released her debut record, The Blue Album, independently, and made her major label debut with Hey Y'All. Elizabeth then released This Side Of The Moon and Balls, both to great critical and commercial success. Her next album, Welder, was featured on NPR and... 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
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
Theres a certain chemistry that happens when a great vocalist collides with a hit song. Magic just explodes from the speakers and the impact is undeniable. Its a phenomenon James Otto knows well. His breakthrough hit, Just Got Started Lovin You, topped the country chart and was the Most Played Country Single of the Year, according to Billboard magazine. Ottos... read full bio
In the wilderness that is popular Christian music, weighed down by dreams of secular emulation and candy sweet images of the happy-go-lucky Christian life, there are a few who stand strong in the changing winds of contemporary Christian music culture. Grammy-nominated artist Brandon Heath, with his soaring voice and unapologetic faith, stands up among these, embracing the shifting and blurring... 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
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
Jaci Velasquez, a multi-platinum selling, Grammy-nominated performer, has spent more than half of her life pursuing her ambition of becoming an entertainer. She has recorded albums in both English and Spanish and performed on stages all over the world. Since making her stage debut at the age of sixteen, she has fully embraced the abilities that God has given her,... read full bio
Andy Griggs is best known for his first three singles on the country album, You Won't Ever Be Lonely. The title track, I'll Go Crazy"", and ""She's More"" were all Top Ten hits, peaking at number 2, number 10 and number 2 respectively. ""You Won't Ever Be Lonely"" also had the sixth-longest chart run on the country charts for a... read full bio
Rehab is an American Southern rock band. The band has recorded seven albums, including two each for Epic Records and Universal Republic. Rehab was originally formed as a trio: Denny Campbell (Steaknife), Danny (Boone) Alexander, and Jason Brooks (Brooks Buford). Early on, they released their first album independently: ""To Whom It May Consume"" produced by Steaknife and Brooks Buford. Soon... read full bio
