One of the most influential artists in contemporary American music, Jesse Dayton skillfully combines punk rock, outlaw country, and Texas blues to create a sound that is all his own. Dayton, a native of Beaumont, Texas, has a long and illustrious career that includes work with contemporary luminaries like Samantha Fish and Duff McKagan as well as legendary artists like... read full bio
Jesse James Dupree, well known as the chainsaw-wielding vocalist of the boisterous Southern hard rock band Jackyl, decided to try a solo side project, assembling a supporting band including Brother Cane bassist Roman Glick and guitarist John Hayes. The resulting album, Foot Fetish, which was released that summer, allowed Dupree the chance to delve into some of his other favorite... read full bio
Jesse Raub Jr., a Nashville recording artist who was born in Texas, adds a contemporary edge to 90s country music to create a genuine sound. Jesse’s career highlights include over 160,000,000 Spotify spins on songs Jesse wrote. As a co-writer on Johnson's "Dance Her Home," he achieved his first number one on Texas radio. As a co-writer on Johnson's "Dance Her... read full bio
The press all throughout the world is hailing Jessica Lynn as a "rocket force." The New York singer-songwriter is rapidly rising to fame thanks to an unrelenting tour schedule that takes him to more than 14 countries, two Top 40/Top 50 singles on country radio, and three full-length live television specials that are broadcast internationally. She has shared stages with some... read full bio
Jessica Mitchell is a Canadian country singer-songwriter who is based out of Toronto, Ontario. Mitchell has previously won the COCA Singer-Songwriter of the Year award and was nominated for the CCMA Roots Artist of the Year. Mitchell tells stories through her songwriting which she tells through her heart and with full honesty. Most recently, Mitchell has released her debut studio... read full bio
Jessica Rose ""Jessie"" James Decker is an American country pop singer-songwriter and reality T.V. personality. At age fifteen, after auditioning for and being rejected by most of the country labels in Nashville, Tennessee, James began working on refining her craft with Carla Wallace of Big Yellow Dog Music. One of her songs attracted the attention of Mercury Records which offered... read full bio
Jessta James, who hails from the highlands of Big Sky Country, has surprised many people who have followed his ascent to fame. He is a self-taught musician who has always defied convention. He also produced music, directed movies and acted in them. The early music of Jessta was constantly changing. His career brought him from traveling with rap luminaries to... read full bio
Award-nominated actor Jet Jurgensmeyer has successfully brought to life vibrant characters in cinema and television, establishing him as "one to watch" in the entertainment business. Jet was born and reared in Nashville and has delighted crowds ever since he was able to walk. Jet has always had a natural love and enthusiasm for music despite being well-known for his job in the... read full bio
During her youth, Jett had no idea who her natural parents were, let alone that her daddy was Hank Williams, but from a very young age she demonstrated an unusual and natural talent for music, singing, and her guitar.. After years of futile effort, fortune smiled and Jett got proof-positive that Hank Williams was her father. Not only was he... read full bio
Jett Williams' voice is a pure country voice. She sings with feeling just like Patsy Cline and other female artists. She has soul. She doesn't sing her daddy's songs the way he did. She sings her way. The songs she does on stage become her songs. Jett moves around on stage with the same leg movements as her daddy. She... read full bio
Jewel made her mark as a singer and songwriter with her debut album, Pieces of You, which featured the hit songs, Who Will Save Your Soul, and You Were Meant For Me. After moving to California from Alaska, she lived in a van and sang in coffeehouses, gaining a following and eventually a record deal. Jewels introspective folk-pop songs and... read full bio
JigJam is created when a skilled Irish musician leaps into the pond while sprinting over the broad fields of bluegrass/Americana while completely nude. The group's home is where bluegrass and American folk music first emerged, and JigJam is here to bring it back. On the grandest platform in country music, JigJam made its Grand Ole Opry debut in Nashville to critical praise,... read full bio
Before she was old enough to start junior high school, Jillian Jacqueline had a successful career in show business. In her early teens, Jillian Jacqueline relocated to New York City. Jacqueline started singing at a young age and was performing at nearby coffee shops when she was just 7 years old. She was inspired by the music of her youth,... read full bio
Jim Messina's Watching The River Run is more than a collection of greatest hits, though it's eleven selections have indeed accounted for millions of record sales. And it's no simple stroll through the past, though many of it's songs have become integral parts of people's lives. As a member of such seminal rock legends as Buffalo Springfield, Poco and Loggins... read full bio
Jimi, a Canadian singer-songwriter and producer, has a talent for fusing deep guitar riffs, a voice that is equal parts sweet and strong, and honest, unvarnished storytelling. She grew up spinning music by the Eagles, Janis Joplin, Bryan Adams, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, among others. Her unique style, a fusion of rock intensity, bluesy grit, and genuine country soul, was... read full bio
Jimmie Allen is an American country music singer-songwriter from Milton, Delaware. His story is one of strength, perseverance, inspiration, and never giving up. Allen had moved to Nashville to pursue his music career and while there had no money and lived out of his car most of the time. He started to work as a songwriter and even wrote a... read full bio
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
Jimmy Rankin is a Canadian folk and country artist from Mabou, Nova Scotia. He is best known for being a member of The Rankin Family but also has had a successful career as a solo artist. Over the course of his career, Rankin has gained five Juno Awards, 27 East Coast Music Awards, 9 SOCAN top radio play awards, and... read full bio
Jimmy Webb has received critical acclaim through more than forty years of success: a member of the National Academy of Popular Music Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, his work defines an iconic figure in the music world. Webb has received Grammy awards for music, lyrics, and orchestration, all of which set him apart from... read full bio
Jimmy Wooten has been providing audiences with a high-energy concert-style act with soulful vocals and heartfelt guitar solos for years, touring from Texas to the East Coast. He gave up his job as a traveling musician with the late Neal McCoy to concentrate on his own music career. Wooten enthralls audiences with his open lyricism and talent for relating to... read full bio
