Originally a side project for several members of Nashville's popular Walk the West, the Cactus Brothers eventually overshadowed their alter ego to take on a life of their own. After touring for the better part of a year in support of Walk the West's self-titled 1986 debut album, vocalist/guitarist Paul Kirby and bass player John Golemon joined with multi-instrumentalist Tramp... read full bio

Carrie Hassler & Hard Rain released their first album in 9/06 and was an immediate success debuting at #11 on Billboard's Top Bluegrass Album Chart. Just over a month later, the single Seven Miles From Wichita hit the #1 spot on Sirius Radio's Bluegrass Top 40. The album was produced by fiddle player extraordinaire, Jim Van Cleve of the... read full bio

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Carter's Chord is an American country music group composed of sisters Becky, Emily, and Joanna Robertson, all of whom are singer-songwriters and vocalists. They are also the three daughters of Barny and Carter Robertson, both of whom played in Waylon Jennings' road band The Waylors in the 1970s. After several years of performing locally, the trio was signed to Show... read full bio

Country music singer Casey Donahew grew up in Burleson, Texas, and started songwriting in high school, but it wasn't until he attended Texas A&M that he started playing guitar for the first time. Eventually, Donahew broke into Texas Country with an approach to songwriting that was different from typical country music artists, as he often writes about heartbreak with a... read full bio

Charley Pride's first single hit the airwaves in January 1966 and just like that his star was on the rise. Within a short period of time "The Snakes Crawl at Night" was climbing the charts with his "Before I Met You" closing in on its tail. Charley Pride has always set his own goals. One of those goals was to... read full bio

Like the State of Texas, Charlie Daniels is partly Western and partly Southern. His signature bullrider hat and belt buckle, his lifestyle on the Twin Pines Ranch, and his love of horses, cowboy lore and the heroes of championship rodeo, Western movies, and Louis L'Amour novels, identify Charlie Daniels as a Westerner. A lumberjack son and a Southerner, his music-rock,... read full bio

If Chris Cagle were nothing more than a man who lives life at full-speed, taking corners on two wheels, he would still be one of country music's more interesting characters. There aren't many in the industry who can put passion and energy on stage or on record the way he can. But a man doesn't go gold with his first... read full bio

When an artist looks back on his or her own career, there are always moments he or she can point to where there was a shift to another level. Those defining moments tend to be easy to spot with the benefit of hindsight but more difficult to see without the passage of time. Yet Chris Young has a sense that... read full bio

Christian Kane is an American actor and singer/songwriter of Native American descent. He currently stars as Eliot Spencer on the TNT series Leverage. He is best known for his roles in the television shows: Angel and Into the West, and the movies Just Married and Secondhand Lions. He is the lead singer of the country-southern rock band Kane; their album,... read full bio

He's been known as the co-founder of the three-time Grammy nominated BR549, the honky-tonk heroes that almost single-handedly lit and carried the blowtorch for the mid-a90s alternative country explosion. He's been hailed as aThe Hillbilly Renaissance Man' for his subsequent successes as a songwriter, performer, producer and musical theater director. Now after more than a decade as one of the... read full bio

Everyone has heard the phrase, practice makes perfect, and though it's a mantra more often associated with sports than songwriting, it's just as apropos for that vocation as any other endeavor - just ask singer/songwriter Chuck Wicks. Though he took the country format by storm with his Top 5 debut single, Stealing Cinderella, and his Top 15 follow-up hit, All... read full bio

Certain artists just seem to have an innate sense of what it takes to please an audience. Clay Walker is one of those artists. Whether on stage or in the recording studio, Walker never gives less than a hundred percent, and it's that kind of dedicated work ethic combined with God-given talent that have made him one of the most... read full bio

Clint Black's first single, A Better Man, scored four straight No. 1s. That same year, Clint Black won the Country Music Association's Horizon Award and the following year, its male vocalist of the year prize. Clint Black joined the Grand Ole Opry, and scored two more No. 1 hits, Loving Blind and Where Are You Now. Black racked up more... read full bio

The recipient of the coveted Academy of Country Music's Video of the Year award (2003), Raye has been honing his musical skills since childhood, appearing on the stage with his singer-mother, who performed with Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley. Hit songs What the Heart Wants," "Love, Me," "Bible and a Bus Ticket Home," "In This Life," "Gift," "On... read full bio

Few acts have carved as distinctive a niche in modern musical history as Confederate Railroad. With their high-energy combination of honky-tonk rockers, sensitive ballads, and offbeat humor, they have created a unique identity that has brought them chart success, multi-platinum sales, and continued popularity as a road band. Versatility, likeability, and a willingness to stretch boundaries are all part of... read full bio

Dolly Parton once noted, famously, that there were just three real female singers around - Barbra 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 performances - besides her genius for phrasing, perfect diction and a vocal range which have all long been envied - is her fervent... read full bio

Cooder Graw was a self-described loud country" band from Amarillo and Lubbock, Texas. It is also the title of their second album. The group is perhaps most well known for the song "Llano Estacado" that was featured on a series of Dodge commercials. The band's singer, Matt Martindale, was the assistant district attorney of Gray County, Texas prior to devoting... read full bio

It is fitting that a south of the border gamble nearly two decades ago would ultimately yield an acclaimed Texas troubadour. Cory Morrow's humble artistic beginnings read like the gritty lyric of an unwritten Townes Van Zandt song. This straight-shooting musician, who droped his ninth solo release Vagrants And Kings, started strumming at the age of 15. He began playing... read full bio