Brandy Clark is an American country music singer-songwriter. Her songs have been recorded by Miranda Lambert, The Band Perry, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Billy Currington, Darius Rucker and Kacey Musgraves. The Band Perry gave Brandy her first No. 1 single with “Better Dig Two,” followed shortly after by another No. 1 in “Mama’s Broken Heart,” cut by Miranda Lambert. Brandy... read full bio
For fifty years, Del McCourys music has defined authenticity for hard core bluegrass fans, as well as, a growing number of fans only vaguely familiar with the genre. To keep the purity that you need to do this kind of music, and the drive and the energy takes a special kind of guy, said fan Elvis Costello. And even as... read full bio
Tim Rushlow is an American country artist who was previously the lead vocalist of the band Little Texas. After leaving the band, Rushlow started a solo career and released his first single, “Totally Committed”. Apart from his solo career, Rushlow also formed the band Rushlow, which recorded one album, and Rushlow Harris. As a solo artist, Rushlow has released two... read full bio
Jamie Harper is an American singer, rapper, and songwriter of Contemporary Christian music. She hit it big after gaining popularity from her YouTube videos. TobyMac noticed her YouTube channel and signed her to his label at Gotee Records. She created a song called ""Hold Me"" in 2011 which got attention all over the country as it landed her a... read full bio
Time For Three is a string trio that is classically trained but performs more than just classical music. Their style ranges from bluegrass to jazz to rock to hip hop. They refer to themselves as a classically trained garage band. They are known to dress casually even when performing at an elegant venue such as Carnegie Hall. This group of... read full bio
Abalone Dots is a female country music group from Sweden. They have released three albums: From a Safe Distance, Traveler, and Chocolate & Cigarettes. The first constellation of the band was created, led by Rebeckas father Tord Hjukstrom. Since then, they have played at various types of festivals, in Sweden, Tanzania, the United States, and on national Swedish TV and... read full bio
Trip Lee first emerged onto the Christian hip-hop scene when he was only 16 years old, appearing on the Reach Records website. His debut album, If They Only Knew, hit stores nationwide a few days after his high school graduation. Lee's first full-length album introduced hip-hop fans to his distinct southern sound, unique delivery and gospel-saturated lyrics. His sophomore album,... read full bio
Bill Anderson is country music royalty, best known for this hit songs like “Po’Folks,” “Mama Sang A Song,” “The Tips of my Fingers,” “8x10” and the unforgettable country and pop smash, “Still.” With a soft vocal style that’s instantly recognizable on country music airwaves, Bill has a long list of unprecedented accolades and awards to his name. He has released... read full bio
No one has to tell John Corbett that Hollywood stars moonlighting as musicians dont always get taken seriously. Hes already faced crowds full of skeptics wearing expectant looks that silently challenge him, show us what youve got. But Corbetts never had a problem doing just that, onstage with his band or on radio airwaves. His self-titled debut album, released in... read full bio
Robert Michael Nesmith (born December 30, 1942) is an American musician, songwriter, actor, producer, novelist, businessman, and philanthropist, best known as a member of the musical group The Monkees and star of the TV series of the same name. Nesmith is notable as a songwriter, including Different Drum" sung by Linda Ronstadt with the Stone Poneys, and as executive producer... read full bio
Mary Lambert is a singer/songwriter who recently published her debut EP, "Letters Don't Talk," which truly demonstrated her musical abilities. Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, a local hip-hop duo, were drawn to this body of work. She joined them in writing and performing the same-sex rights hymn "Same Love." The song's music video has received over 100 million views on YouTube... read full bio
Buddy Jewell burst onto the country music scene when he won the USA Networks first-ever Nashville Star title and TV audiences and critics alike fell in love with his gentility, enthusiasm and true musical passion. Buddys self-titled debut album on Columbia Records was certified gold, and garnered two back-to-back top five hits with Sweet Southern Comfort and Help Pour Out... read full bio
Since its inception, Hot Club of Cowtown has become an international brand because to its reputation for astounding skill and incredible live performances. Highly praised for its nostalgic tunes and lively improvisation, the Hot Club has consistently skillfully blended various styles to create a unique and captivating experience. It has established itself as a meeting point where jazz and country... read full bio
Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Joey Hyde grew up listening to his dad's record collection. His early influences were such bands as Led Zepplin, Thin Lizzy, AC/DC, and Pink Floyd, which led him to a love of the guitar. Later on, he found himself appreciating the songs of Merle Haggard and Tom Petty, which led him to a... read full bio
Formed in 2006, the band derived its name from the Wilco song, “I Am Trying to Break Your Heart,” and consists of lead vocalist/ guitarist BJ Barham, bassist Bill Corbin, guitarist Ryan Johnson, guitarist Colin DiMeo, drummer Kevin McClain, Whit Wright on pedal steel guitar and keyboards. American Aquarium has released eight albums, including their most critically acclaimed album to... read full bio
Arguably the world's greatest accordion player, Flaco Jimenez is regarded as the Tejano ambassador to pop music. Many musicians have sought his musical forte for their recordings including Bob Dylan, Linda Ronstadt and the Rolling Stones to name a few. As a founding member of The Texas Tornados," he has continuously blazed new trails in the world's musical kingdom. With... read full bio
Country troubadour, Doug Seegers, has won the hearts of many with his raw lyrics and haunting melodies, in the single “Going Down to the River.” Previously homeless, 62-year-old Seegers was discovered on the streets of Nashville by a Swedish country singer for whom he played “Going Down to the River.” The song became a surprise hit, reaching No. 1... read full bio
Theyve made their way out of the smoky bar scene to become a major-label recording act. Now, with a Grammy nomination under their belts, the hot new country act, is Trick Pony.The trio includes a Heidi Newfield, a female singer and harmonica playing guitarist who could easily fit in on HBOs hit series Sex and the City,; a cowboy-hat-wearing singer/songwriter... read full bio
The band first took shape in 2012 when Jimmy James Hunter and Forest Miller met in Nashville while playing in separate acts at a show. It was out of this meeting, during which the two also met Travis Fincher, that Chasin Crazy was born. With Landon Parker and Creigh Riepe rounding out the group, Chasin Crazy has an incredible live... read full bio
Taylor, Madison and Logan Cain are not only singers and songwriters, but are multifaceted entertainers and musicians who play guitar, piano, bass, harmonica and more. It all started when eldest sibling, Taylor, learned her first song on the piano when she was 5-years-old and a few years later, began teaching her young siblings to sing harmony with her. Now, all... read full bio
