Rachel Farley bleeds so much life into the songs she writes and performs that you'd swear she was at least twice her age. She possesses a maturity and composure that far belies her young age. She's been dreaming of becoming an artist practically since she was born, and has spent most of those years trying to make that... read full bio

Radney Foster started his career as a songwriter, then found commercial success and critical acclaim as part of the duo Foster & Lloyd, and finally embarked on a solo career in 1991 that centered on his literate approach to country songwriting. Foster was born in Del Rio, TX, and took up the guitar at age 12. He began performing small-club... read full bio

Randy Houser was born in Jackson, Miss., and raised in Lake, Miss., a small town between Jackson and Meridian. His parents divorced when he was 7, and Houser spent the summers with his father, a professional singer and musician. The rest of the year, he lived with his mother in public housing until his mother remarried, which was followed by... read full bio

Singer-songwriter Randy Montana's self-titled debut album clings to the rough edges of country's musical highway with its compelling storytelling and vivid imagery combined with a raw but rocking guitar-driven sound. He makes a powerful statement with his debut project, and critics have quickly taken notice. Randy has spent most of 2010 and 2011 on the road touring. He's opened for... read full bio

As the lead singer of the legendary group Alabama, Randy Owen would appear to have seen and done it all - 73 million albums sold, countless miles on the road touring, a warehouse full of awards and a coveted spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Yet this singer / songwriter / entertainer / rancher is embarking on a... read full bio

When the Randy Rogers Band's debuted as the most-downloaded country album on iTunes, plenty of the industry insiders on Music Row were left scratching their heads: Who are these guys? The Nashville elite may not have known about the five-piece band, but much of America already did. Rolling Stone magazine ranked them alongside such artists as U2 and the Stones... read full bio

During his first decade of stardom, Randy Travis sold more than 20 million records, placed 25 brilliant singles in the top-10 and paved the way for Garth Brooks, Clint Black, Alan Jackson and the rest of his multi-Platinum contemporaries. As country music moves into the new millennium, Randy is ready to lead the way for DreamWorks. Randy's hits include ���Look... read full bio

If any act embodies the place to which country music has evolved in the new century, it is Rascal Flatts. Since their inception a decade ago in 1999, the trio has helped change the face of popular music. Their trademark sound--Gary LeVox's powerfully emotive lead vocals coupled with the soaring harmonies of Jay DeMarcus and Joe Don Rooney, set amid... read full bio

Ray Wylie Hubbard writes the kind of songs that make you want to ride along no matter where he's going, because you know it's gonna get strange somewhere along the way. Anyone who's followed him over the long and winding path he has traveled already knows he possesses the kind of exceptional gift for observation that any songwriter yearns for.... read full bio

Price's membership in the Country Music Hall of Fame is deserved recognition for a man who has used remarkable resources of talent, will and taste for the betterment of the genre. Well before his recordings evolved from the barroom to the showroom, the versatile Price was making music that borrowed from jazz, blues, pop and rock. His innovative honky-tonk beat,... read full bio

Ray Scott's debut album was released in November 2005 to an overwhelming enthusiastic reception. Something new and fresh was on the horizon. My Kind of Music became the #1 selling country album on Billboard's Heatseeker's chart and the #1 selling album on Country Music Television's sales chart. The album landed on the Top 10 Albums of 2005 lists in... read full bio

Ray Stevens just thinks funny. His humor is keenly observant and rich in nuance. His style is unaffected and unpretentious which for the past fifty years has allowed for entertainment that is both witty and guileless. From his multi-million selling comedy hit, "The Streak" to the socially aware "Mr. Businessman" to his Grammy award winning pop standard "Everything Is Beautiful"... read full bio

Reba McEntire is now firmly established as the leading lady of country music after years of hit records, concerts, and a career that has taken her far and wide. Her 2005 platinum-selling CD Reba #1's celebrated the 33 songs that have made it to the top of the charts, from Can't Even Get The Blues" to "Somebody." In 2006, McEntire... read full bio

For fifteen years Reckless Kelly has been doing things their way, bucking the mainstream system and playing by their own rules, straddling the fence between country and rock as if they built it themselves. Throughout the years their old school approach to recording has always adhered to one main objective: make each record better than the last. Their latest effort,... 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

Playing a pop-friendly brand of country-rock, Restless Heart was one of the most popular country bands of the late '80s and early '90s, scoring numerous hits on the country charts and a few major successes on adult contemporary radio as well. Restless Heart's self-titled debut album contained three Top 10 hits: I Want Everyone to Cry, (Back to The) Heartbreak... read full bio

In a world in which the music business is often strategically planned and endlessly pondered, Rhean & The Restless is just the opposite; the simple result of good friends getting together to play great music. The band is comprised of Rhean Boyer (lead vocals and acoustic guitar), David Black (drums and vocals), and Ben Guidry (bass guitar and vocals).... read full bio

Rhett Akins is an American country music singer and songwriter. Signed to Decca Records between 1994 and 1997, he released two albums for the label (1995's A Thousand Memories and 1996's Somebody New), followed by 1998's What Livin's All About on MCA Nashville. Friday Night in Dixie was released in 2002 on Audium Entertainment. Overall, Akins's albums have accounted for... read full bio

Rhett Miller is the lead singer of the alternative country band Old 97's and a successful solo musician. In addition to his nine studio albums with the 97's, most recently The Grand Theatre Volume One and The Grand Theatre Vol. 2 in 2011, he has released four solo albums: 1989's Mythologies, 2002's The Instigator, 2006's The Believer, and 2009's Rhett... 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