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
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
Since joining forces 5 years ago Brooke, Samantha and Mollie McClymont have taken the country music world by storm. With their exquisite three-part harmonies, soaring vocals and stunning onstage presence, its not surprising that The McClymonts have become the hottest recording and touring act in Australian Country Music and fast becoming the talk of the industry in the USA. 2010... read full bio
Jojo Mason is a Canadian country singer-songwriter from Regina, Saskatchewan. Mason began his career playing hockey and he played hockey for Saanich Jr Braves, VIJHL, but had to stop due to a herniated disk. This led Mason to find his passion for music which was only heightened after meeting with songwriter and producer Dan Swinimer, who helped Mason work on... read full bio
Highway 101 is an American country music band. Highway 101 was one of the most popular country bands at one point. Their country-rock style helped pave the way for the country groups that followed them. The group recorded three albums with the original members under Warner Bros. Records. Their debut self-titled album, Highway 101, peaked at No.7 on the Billboard... read full bio
Categorizing the music of the Grammy-winning Kentucky Headhunters is like trying to explain why the grass in Kentucky looks blue. Some things are best when left to just grow naturally without explanation…wild and unique... So it is with the Headhunters. The Kentucky grown musicians, who devised their name as an off shoot of Muddy Waters' legendary band, have always been... read full bio
Professor ""Louie"" & The Crowmatix from Woodstock, NY, have been recording and touring nationally for the past seven years. Their live concert CD ""The Spirit of Woodstock"" was recorded at The New York State Museum to celebrate the anniversary of the Woodstock Festival held in Bethel, NY. The Museum hosted a series of programs and chose Professor ""Louie"" & The... read full bio
Cracker is a young rock group, comprised of David Lowery (guitarist/singe) and Johnny Hickman (guitar). The band has been compared to such groups as The Rolling Stones and Little Feat. Considered an alternative rock band, and heavily influenced by founder David Lowery’s association with the band Camper Van Beethoven, Cracker boasts an individualistic and boundary-defying sound that’s both freewheeling and... read full bio
Mike Farris' music merges traditional black gospel, '70s Stax soul and southern blues. Known for his soul-bearing stage performances, Mike became a music sensation. HIs first critically acclaimed album Salvation in Lights was the first time people around the country heard the blend of gospel music and New Orleans sounds. Farris earned the Americana Music Association's New & Emerging Artist... read full bio
It's a rare performer indeed who can claim starring on a classic television action series that's become part of American pop culture, winning top-billing on Broadway marquees in award-winning hit musicals, recording solo albums featuring country chart-makers and playing the leading man in a hit situation comedy. That rare performer is Tom Wopat. Broadway and National Stage Star (Annie Get... read full bio
It was a bit like magic when Meghan Linsey and Joshua Scott Jones took the stage and sang together for the first time. Who knew that a chance meeting in a karaoke bar would bloom into something so musically refreshing. Meghan, a New Orleans native began performing at a very tender age. Her love for the stage had already landed... read full bio
Bruce Williams & Terry Ree, The Indian and the White Guy," have sustained a career over 40 years packing casinos, clubs, and arenas from Niagara Falls to Las Vegas with their ever-changing routine that --more times than not--steers away from the off-color Indian jokes that originally established the duo. Williams and Ree met in 1968 at Black Hills State College... read full bio
Dolly Parton once noted, famously, that there were just three real female singers aroundBarbra Streisand, Linda Ronstadt, and Connie Smith. The rest of us," she said, "are only pretending." What the singers she's been influencing for decades spot in Connie Smith's performancesbesides her genius for phrasing, perfect diction, and a vocal range which has long been enviedis her fervent joy... read full bio
Christian country singer and songwriter Richie McDonald was born February 6, 1962 in Lubbock, TX, a fitting birthplace (Buddy Holly was also born there, along with several other notable musicians) for this fine guitarist, bassist, and piano player. From 1992 to 2007, he was lead singer for the group Lonestar, who landed nearly 30 singles (many of which McDonald wrote... read full bio
James Wesley puts his core family values into his music with a whiskey-smooth voice and a timelessly winning way with a great country song. Wesley sings directly to real people about real things that profoundly affect real lives and from his small-town upbringing to his blue collar work ethic, he has a deep understanding of what those folks are... read full bio
THE FARM is in many ways a hybrid act a trio deeply rooted in Country Music, that folds in sonic elements from a variety of popular-music genres but the core is built around a solid, identifiable vocal harmony. Interlocking voices have been an important thread in countrys history, from the Sons of the Pioneers through Alabama through Restless... read full bio
"Country music, crafting honest, heartfelt songs that connect with millions of listeners around the world. “Let Your Love Flow” received the distinguished BMI Five Million Performance Award and was listed at No. 68 on their Top 100 Songs of the Century. The Brothers continued to produce No.1 hit after No. 1 hit in the years that followed, totaling more than... read full bio
Pop-country trio Love and Theft fell into place in Nashville when singer- songwriters Eric Gunderson, Stephen Barker Liles, and Brian Bandas threw in together, taking turns singing lead while the other two sang gorgeous backing harmonies. Versatile, bright-sounding, and with a clear sense of pop-country arrangement, Love and Theft's live shows brought them an enthusiastic fan base. Working with producers... 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
