2'Live Bre is one of Nashville's most vibrant country/hip-hop performers, renowned for his stirring tales and exuberant live performances. He just finished his first self-funded tour, which took him through six states and featured events that were geared at the community and children. Bre has played at the Eastside Bowl, the Juneteenth Nashville Festival, and Whiskey Jam, among other prominent Tennessee... read full bio
Allison and Krystal Steel have an intriguing relationship as a mother-daughter team who works and travels together. After gaining national acclaim on NBC-"The TV's Voice" and releasing a debut single on "The Today Show," 2Steel Girls will concentrate on performing songs from their 5-week-old album, "The Real Thing," which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Chart. According to... read full bio
Presenting the 65 North Pickers, a dynamic bluegrass four that blends the spirit of jam band improvisation with the intensity of traditional bluegrass. This quartet, which is led by mandolinist Jake, banjoist Nate, guitarist Quinton, and bassist Tali, is well-known for their remarkable improvisation and lightning-fast plucking. The Grateful Dead's spirit meets Jimi Hendrix's psychedelic flair in their high-energy shows,... read full bio
Former Sgt. Daniel Jens, a native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was attracted to becoming a musician/singer after seeing Elvis and The Beatles perform and hearing the adoring screams of their female fans. He was inspired to join the Army and serve his country after the events of 9/11. In October of 2007 he was deployed to Iraq with the 1st Cavalry... read full bio
49 Winchester (comprised of Isaac Gibson, Chase Chafin, Bus Shelton, and Noah Patrick) hails from Virginia, where the country-soul band first formed. The members all grew up together in a little place called Castlewood at 49 Winchester Street, hence the name. They love the outdoors and living the rural life, which plays into their country music sound. The song “Russell... read full bio
Since they were teenagers, Michael Hobby and Bill Satcher, who established A Thousand Horses, have been creating a distinctive fusion of rock music laced with traditional American elements from the southeastern US. Their remarkable sound blends electric guitars, bass, and drums with blues to produce a distinctive and enthralling musical experience. Zach Brown, Graham DeLoach, and Shane Lenzen were all added... read full bio
Aaron Cole’s rap career began at the age of four. Releasing his first album, “Jesus Is The Rock”, with the Christian Rap Ministry, Cole is definitely versed in rap and gospel. He has been included in Rapzilla’s Freshman Class, on Essence Magazine’s Gospel Artists to Watch list, and on Rapzilla’s Teen Rappers to Watch list. Cole has 6 independent projects... read full bio
Aaron Copeland was raised in Corsicana, Texas, where he started to play the guitar and piano at an early age and immediately began winning contests. He used to go to honky tonks with his father and brothers when he was a teenager. He got a job with the Casey Donahew Band, where he played keys, guitar, sang harmony vocals and eventually... read full bio
Aaron Goodvin is an up-and-coming country artist who has been winner of the CCMA award for Songwriter of the Year. Goodvin rose to prominence after the release of his self-titled debut album. With his debut album came top 10 tracks such as “Woman In Love” and “Lonely Drum”. Lonely Drum gained over 1 million YouTube views and over 5 million... read full bio
Aaron Kelly is not your typical teenager. In fact, at age 11 Aaron was a finalist on the TV show America's Most Talented Kids and at 17 had reached the top 5 on the popular show, American Idol. He participated in a national tour, appeared on other national television shows such as The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Late Show with... read full bio
Aaron Lewis is the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and founding member of the rock group Staind, with whom he has released six studio albums. He has worked in landscaping, cleaned hotel rooms, and played solo acoustic sets in bars, pool halls, restaurants and coffeehouses before creating Staind. Growing up in rural Vermont, the singer/songwriter spent summers with his WWII veteran... read full bio
Aaron Lines is a Canadian country musician. Active since 2001, he has recorded for RCA, BNA and On Ramp Records, and has charted three singles on the Hot Country Songs charts in the United States. Aaron Lines has released 5 Juno nominated albums, won numerous Canadian Country Music Awards, had 20 top 10 hits, toured around the world, won numerous... read full bio
Alabama native Aaron Parker is quickly becoming one of the most powerful voices in country music. With highly energetic shows and unmatched stage presence, Aaron has captured the undivided attention of the music industry. Aaron loaded up and headed north to Nashville Tennessee. A self-taught writer and guitarist, he naturally placed his energy on writing great country songs and in... read full bio
Every now and then someone emerges from the pack and defies the clich descriptions commonly applied to todays country music. Aaron Pritchett is literally such an artist. With a passion for the music, and a songwriting ability that fits the format, Aaron turned his direction to country music, and country music fans in his home province responded enthusiastically to his... read full bio
From Danville, Kentucky, comes Aaron Raitiere, a writer, singer, performer, storyteller, and visual artist. He has been performing as an opener for a number of artists over the past 12 months, including Anderson East, The Steelwoods, Midland, Paul Cauthen, Miranda Lambert, Brent Cobb, Hayes Carll, Ashley Monroe, The Oak Ridge Boys, and Willie Nelson and Family. For co-writing "I'll Never Love Again"... read full bio
Aaron Shust is a three time Dove Award winning Musician. The contemporary Christian artist won Song of the Year and Songwriter of the Year in for his single ""My Savior My God"", as well as Best New Artist of the Year. Shust studied music at Toccoa Falls College in Georgia and played small shows at local churches and coffee shops... read full bio
Aaron Tippin performed in local honky-tonks in the 1970s, and competed on TNN's You Can Be a Star talent contest, landing a song-publishing contract and moved to Music City. Always a focused and purposeful man, Aaron worked the midnight shift at a factory in Kentucky. During this time he continued to write songs. His dedication paid off when Charley Pride,... read full bio
Aaron Watson is a Country singer, loved by fans for his unforgettable performances and for his song, “Hearts Are Breaking Across Texas”, which reached No. 1 on the Texas music charts. His other popular songs include “That Look”, “Bluebonnets (Julia’s Song)”, and “Outta Style”. Night-by-night, fan-by-fan, album-by-album, and one honky-tonk stage at a time, Watson has grown into an unstoppable... 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
Abbey Cone, a country music performer, moved to Nashville at the age of 16 from Texas. By her early 20s, she was collaborating on songs with some of the most well-known composers in the area and her emotionally stirring breakthrough hit, "Rhinestone Ring," helped her get national attention. The musician has established herself by being included in CMT's Next Women of... read full bio
