Country music singer Ty Herndon debuted with the number one single, ""What Mattered Most', followed by the release of his first album with the same title. The album was followed one year later by Living in a Moment, which produced his second number one country hit in its title track. Herndon has charted a total of 17 singles on the... read full bio
Jon Langston is a singer-songwriter from Loganville, Georgia. Langston first learned to play his guitar when he was only in 8th grade, but he didn’t pursue his music career until he was studying in college. Country music is his passion, he loves all kinds of music and that’s what has shaped his sound. Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, and Tim Mcgraw... read full bio
Brothers Chris and Donnie Davisson and cousin Sammy Davisson, along with childhood friend Aaron Regester, are continuing musical pursuits started by the Davisson family long ago.The Davisson Brothers Band has a unique style infusing a remarkable blend of country, southern rock, and bluegrass to create a distinctive sound captured in their first single, ""Big City Hillbilly."" This sound, combined with... read full bio
In 2005, Sarah Harmer co-founded Protecting Escarpment Rural Land (PERL), a community group dedicated to protecting and enhancing Burlingtons Niagara Escarpment and rural lands in the region of Halton, Ontario. PERL seeks to help create an Ontario Sustainable Aggregate Resources Act to ensure that quarrying provides the highest degree of environmental protection possible and embraces the Ontario Environment Commissioners recommendations... read full bio
Tate Stevens is an American country music artist, who won the second season of the U.S. The X Factor in 2012, securing a $5 million recording contract with Syco Music and RCA Records Nashville. After touring with a band for several years immediately after high school, Stevens returned to Missouri to settle down and raise his young family, working for... read full bio
When Mike Harmeier started Mike and the Moonpies, he was still in his early 20s. They were the epitome of a workingman's country band from the beginning, honing their craft with five-hour concerts on Austin's dancehall circuit before taking their music throughout the nation. They flew their flag everywhere from Abbey Road Studios, where they recorded Cheap Silver & Solid... read full bio
Brooke Eden was born to hardworking blue collar parents in Loxahatchee, FL. Her Father was a carpenter and drummer in a country band. She started singing in his group at the tender age of 5 and has been rocking to the rhythm of country music and wowing audiences with her powerhouse vocals ever since. She realized early on that her... read full bio
Cowboy Troy is an American musician known for his blending of country and rap which is referred to as ""hick-hop"". He is a member of a group of country music singers/songwriters called MuzikMafia. Other members of this group include Big & Rich, James Otto, and Gretchen Wilson. He has charted the Billboard country singles charts twice and has released... read full bio
A singer who delivers a full-bodied blend of soul and country sounds, Sundance Head spent years cultivating an audience before he emerged victorious on the 11th season of the television talent competition series The Voice. Sundance Head was born in Porter, Texas. His father is Roy Head, the Texas blue-eyed soul singer who scored a Top Ten hit in 1965... read full bio
Caleb + Kelsey is a collaboration between Caleb Grimm, a singer of Anthem Lights, and Kelsey Sowards, a singer from 1 Girl Nation. The married couple joined together to perform music as a duo for fun, but turned into something they were passionate about. One of their first songs was a medley of worship songs and once posted, hit number... read full bio
Caleb Lee Hutchinson is an American country singer-songwriter who was previously the runner-up of the 16th season of “American Idol”. Growing up, Hutchinson started playing guitar by only 12 years old. When he turned 16 he tried out for “The Voice” before making it a few years later on American Idol. During his time on American Idol, Hutchinson sang songs... 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
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
The Texas singer with twin fiddles and steel guitar in the band has kept Texas-style Honkey Tonk music alive. Moe's first hit song ""I just Started Hatin Cheatin' Songs Today"" and his first #1 hit ""Bandy The Rodeo Clown"" show that his songs never strayed far from the traditionally Honky Tonk fare. Loving, cheating, drinking and patriotic songs formed the... read full bio
Latin Playboys is a unique musical collaboration between Los Lobos members David Hidalgo and Louie Perez with renowned producer/musicians Mitchell Froom and Tchad Blake (Sheryl Crow, Bonnie Raitt, Los Lobos, Elvis Costello). At turns primal and exotic, otherworldly and unaffected, Latin Playboys' distinctive blend of intuitive songwriting and junkyard sonics defies easy categorization. The group's most recent album, Dose, is... read full bio
