Landon Parker bridges the gap between classic country music and its contemporary reinterpretation. A blue-collar composer who has spent endless nights onstage performing show after show on Nashville's honky-tonk circuit crafted this southern sound that honors the wonderful things in life, such as cold beer, long-time friends, and fresh starts. Landon Parker is positioned to become country music's newest role model in a genre that seeks to honor the past while firmly residing in the present. Landon grew up admiring fantastic storytelling and even great songs thanks to the influence of artists like George Strait, Alan Jackson, Brooks and Dunn, and Tim McGraw. He also started writing his own songs, drawing on his origins to create a style with a genuine rural twang and charm. When Landon moved to Nashville at the age of 18, he did so the traditional way: by creating songs, scheduling concerts, and touring. He spent several years performing as the country vocalist with the group "Chasin' Crazy," which went on tour with Tim McGraw and Keith Urban. Landon soaked it all in while progressively imitating his heroes. He continued after the band disbanded because he felt he wasn't done and became one of Nashville's most in-demand songwriters and singers. Landon performed three-hour acts every night for visitors, beer drinkers, and bar patrons. He improved his voice range and songwriting through such performances. They exposed him to a working-class audience seeking solace from the stresses of daily life, and they left a lasting impression on his music..

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