One of Nashville's newest and most attractive stars, Chase Matthew is quickly rising to prominence in the country music industry. Matthew, a native of Music City, started his career by forging his own path on his own, relying heavily on his contagious personality, wild live performances, and real, relatable music. As a result, he accumulated a massive 360 million career... read full bio
Chase McDaniel, born and raised in Greensburg, Kentucky, is a rising star in the country music scene. Growing up with a love for classic country tunes, McDaniel was inspired by the music of George Jones, Johnny Cash, and Conway Twitty. He started performing covers of Johnny Cash and eventually developed his own unique style and rich baritone voice. In his latest... read full bio
Chase McGill is and artist and songwriter from Columbus, Mississippi. Growing up he started taking piano lessons at only 5 years old and later down the line began to learn how to play the guitar. As a teenager, McGill joined a rock band and from there, he spent years playing in various bands from genres that ranged anywhere from country... read full bio
Chase Rice is a country music singer and songwriter. Rice has released two albums, Country as Me and Dirt Road Communion, and co-wrote the number one single performed by Florida Georgia Line, Cruise"". ""Cruise"" is a certified 11, a song that literally re-wrote the country music history books, setting an all-time record by spending more weeks at #1 on the... read full bio
Chase and Status (Saul Milton and Will Kennard) are an English electronic music duo who frequently tour alongside third member, drummer Andy Gangadeen. Chase and Status formed in 2003 when they met at the university in Manchester. It wasn’t long before Saul and Will were churning out fresh electronic, jungle, dubstep, drum and bass, and EDM songs. Currently, they have... read full bio
The band first took shape in 2012 when Jimmy James Hunter and Forest Miller met in Nashville while playing in separate acts at a show. It was out of this meeting, during which the two also met Travis Fincher, that Chasin Crazy was born. With Landon Parker and Creigh Riepe rounding out the group, Chasin Crazy has an incredible live... read full bio
Chayce Beckham was born in Victorville, California, but spent a fair amount of his childhood in Hesperia and Apple Valley as well. He may be fresh in the world of mainstream country music, but he’s already as talented as any veteran. You likely first saw Beckham like most people did: on season 19 of American Idol. It wasn’t long before... read full bio
As long as she can remember, Chely Wright has been living, breathing, eating and sleeping country music. Truly an entire lifetime of professional and personal experience has been poured into the creation of Single White Female, the album that fulfills her destiny. Chely began recording in 1994. Early singles were novelties aimed at the then-emerging country dance club market... read full bio
Chevel Shepherd is a young up-and-coming country singer born in Farmington, New Mexico. When she was 16, she won season 15 of the television series “The Voice” where she performed under Team Kelly, becoming the first country artist to win the show that wasn’t under Team Blake. She entered the competition by blind auditioning “If I Die Young” by The... read full bio
Chicks with Hits features the sounds of Terri Clark, Pam Tillis, and Suzy Bogguss. The trio perform together and their show is a fun show that features their greatest hits, some of which include, Better Things To Do, Girls Lie Too, Northern Girl, I Just Wanna Be Mad, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, No Fear, Maybe It Was Memphis, Shake The... read full bio
Chip Esten is best known for his improv work on ABCs Whose Line Is it Anyway A versatile performer, he made his theatrical debut in London when he portrayed Buddy Holly in the hit West End musical Buddy. It was during this run that Chip Esten first appeared on the original British version of Whose Line Is it Anyway Later,... read full bio
Punk band Chokecherry doesn't play punk music. The current buzzword for this subgenre is folk-punk, but there are various ways in which that phrase is misused. Likewise, country-punk, albeit much more appropriate. With a heavy dose of twang and sing-alongs, Chokecherry's music is country music with a DIY punk filter, informed by a way of life that values independence and... read full bio
With their love for sharing and living the gospel and their top-notch Appalachian instrumentation, Chosen Road has carved out a unique place for themselves in the music industry. The group—which includes founding member Jonathan Buckner, Zachary Alvis, Tyler Robertson, Chris Stockwell, and Josh Hicks—have been meticulously perfecting their craft. They have released six albums and performed at theaters, fairs, festivals, and... read full bio
Chris August, a native of Dallas, has been singing and writing for more than 20 years. As a musician, he has produced music that has been nominated for many awards and peaked multiple charts. "God Whispered Your Name" by Keith Urban, Pentatonix, Ben Rector, Abbey Cone, Erin Kirby, Hootie and the Blowfish, Ryan Cabrera, Mandisa, Tenille Arts, Meghan... read full bio
Chris Bandi is a country singer-songwriter from St. Louis, Missouri who is best known for his single “Man Enough Now”. Although Bandi is a country artist, he finds influence from genres such as rock, pop, hip-hop and R&B. While growing up, Bandi listened to artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Prince, Michael Jackson, Randy Travis, Garth Brooks, and George Strait. While... read full bio
Chris Buck recognized at an early age that he was going to be a big star in the music industry. In actuality, the singer/songwriter has been making waves on the Canadian country scene and beyond for the past five years since making his breakthrough with his self-titled first album. Chris says he's ready for audiences to truly experience the sort of musician... 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
Chris Carmack is a multi-talented actor, singer and former fashion model, most popular for his roles in two hit television series—the teen drama The O.C., and the country music drama Nashville. Carmack has also had roles in many films, including The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations, Into the Blue 2: The Reef, Love Wrecked, Beauty & the Briefcase and Alpha and... read full bio
Chris Colston is an American country artist from East Texas. Colston began taking drum lessons when he was seven years old and already knew at that young age that he wanted to pursue a musical career. This led Colston to begin learning how to play the guitar and years later, at 17 years old, he formed his first band. Through... read full bio
Chris Heers Band is a country band that has gained fans and are based in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band is led by Pat McGrath and some of their most popular songs include “Dirt Rich” and “Sarah the Butterfly”. The Chris Heers Band has been nominated for 15 IMA Awards including Best Country Album and Best Americana Song. Chris Heers... read full bio
