Cross Atlantic is a country music duo, composed of Missouri native Karli Chayne and Englishman James Sinclair. After meeting in a Nashville coffee shop, the pair began writing music together. They discovered that, together, they created a sound that is both fresh and captivating. Blending James musical upbringing of English rock and film soundtracks, along with Karlis strong country roots,... read full bio
Cross Rags and Young is a country band that consists of members Grady Cross, Randy Ragsdale and Jason Young. Each member of the band was previously a member of the now disbanded Cross Canadian Ragweed and each member is from Yukon, Oklahoma. After Cross Canadian Ragweed disbanded, Cross and Ragsdale took some time away from music whereas Young was working... read full bio
Soulful vocals and varied orchestration define Crowder's unique style, which is known for its inventive fusion of folk, rock, electronic, and urban elements. With over 2 billion streams worldwide, he is one of the most important voices in contemporary Christian music and stands out for his ability to merge genres flawlessly, from bluegrass to electronic. Crowder's examination of faith, redemption,... read full bio
Crown Avenue is a cover band based out of Las Vegas, Nevada that consists of members Christian Reid, Dan Bellina, Derek Valdez and Josh Miller. The band plays rock and pop music and some artists you’ll hear during the show include Adele, Bell Biv Devoe, The Beatles, Johnny Cash, and more. The band takes requests during their show and can... read full bio
Cameron Cruce was raised throughout Central and East Africa after being born in Atlanta, Georgia, and he traveled extensively throughout his early years to experience a variety of musical, linguistic, and cultural influences. By the time he turned eighteen, he had lived in fifteen different countries, spoke three languages fluently, and had firsthand experience with the brutal reality of living... read full bio
Crystal Gayle, known for her rich vocals and trademark long hair, is sure to bring audiences to their feet. Best remembered for her smash hit “Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue”, Crystal Gayle has nearly three dozen albums to her credit. Crystal Gayle’s career began while she was still in school with her debut single ""I’ve Cried (The Blue... read full bio
Country music has strong roots for Crystal Shawanda. She was a natural-born country person, connected to the land and the true stories of common people. Native Americans' lives revolve around music. It is their dance, their history, and a tool for both remembering and forgetting. It is a method to both honor life and lament death. On the Wikwemikong Native Reservation... read full bio
All in four short years, Curtis Grimes was a star college baseball pitcher, chased his dream of being a singer / songwriter, played hundreds of concerts all over Texas and the southwestern United States, and performed in front of millions on television. He gained national popularity when he competed on the first season of The Voice, where he was on... read full bio
Cypress Spring is a country band from Vernon, Florida, who got this name from Cypress Spring located here which is a summertime staple. The band consists of artists Kalan Miller, Paul Roche, Tyler Ackerman, Greg Hogue, Austin Murr, and William Steverson. The band are influenced from artists like Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Colt Ford, Brantley Gilbert, George Strait, and Florida... read full bio
Dailey & Vincent is one of the top Bluegrass bands in America. The concoction of their fantastically powerful vocal blends, 4 award-winning studio albums, and heavy touring schedules has gained them well-deserved attention from bluegrass, country, and gospel critics and fans alike. Dailey & Vincent has been recognized as 3-time IBMA Entertainer of The Year, 3-time IBMA Vocal Group of... read full bio
According to the lifestyle publication Mundane, Dale Hollow has "a fascinating combination of performance and purveyed authenticity," adding that "no other country music artist has ever claimed to be the best, except for Dale Hollow." Dale Hollow has been compared to Andy Kaufman, Orville Peck and Father John Misty. According to lore, Dale really wanted to copyright the term "The Country Music... read full bio
Dale Watson is as Texas as the Panhandle or a smoky platter of barbecue, despite having been born in Alabama. Naturally, he became familiar with country music early on. their older brothers also played in bands, and their truck-driving father also worked as a country singer. Dale laughs as he recalls getting his first guitar when he was seven years... read full bio
Hailing from British Columbia, Dallas Smith brings a healthy dose of rock and roll power to his brand of lively country music. Producer Joey Moi captured his unique energy and unmistakable vocals on his breakout Canadian country debut, JUMPED RIGHT IN, which netted five CCMA award nominations. The CMW Radio Awards winner has once again teamed up with Joey Moi... read full bio
Dalton & the Sheriffs represent a unique phenomenon: a country band originating from Boston. Through steady live performances at local venues and supporting national bands, the quintet cultivated a robust regional fanbase during the 2010s. The ensemble, comprising vocalist Brian Scully, guitarists Jon Silva and Steve Baker, bassist Sam Bouve, and drummer James Zaner, convened and initiated a local acoustic... read full bio
Dalton Domino’s musical style is a gritty blend of fast, energetic southern rock with a hint of everything from Americana, Red Dirt, and Texas Country to Delta Blues and Soul. He grew up surrounded by music, with the hymnal singing from his Grandmother, the 1950’s Sun Records his Grandfather would play, and the heavy metal his step father often listened... read full bio
Dalton Dover found a love for singing in church, a love that would compel him to participate in (and win) school talent shows. The next natural step for him would be to start a band and play at different venues around town. He made his TV debut on The Voice and quickly became an audience favorite. This love was propelled... read full bio
Folk-bluegrass group Damn Tall Buildings is renowned for its complex instrumentals and poignant melodies. This seasoned Brooklyn-based trio, which has 11 years of devoted touring and recording experience, is propelled by the musical prowess of Max Capistran, Sasha Dubyk, and Avery Ballotta. They skillfully combine fiddle, guitar, banjo, and bass playing with poignant lyrics. Boasting a sound that combines modern sophistication with... read full bio
With the release of their debut album, "Where It All Began," country music duo Dan + Shay were successful in breaking onto the Country Top 40 chart three times. Their collaboration started with writing; Rascal Flatts ended up recording their first song, and they signed a publishing deal with Warner/Chappell Music not long after that. Their first single, "You +... read full bio
Daniel Auerbach launched his music career by joining The Black Keys and performing both guitar and vocals for the band. Auerbach started playing music at a young age, and he attributes his early interest to the musical heritage of his family. Auerbach left college to pursue a career as a guitarist, drawing inspiration from the old blues vinyl records that... read full bio
Dan Baird founded The Georgia Satellites and performed with them for ten years before exiting to pursue a solo career. He is largely credited as a pioneer in “cowpunk” and “alt-country” music, a style combining rock, country, punk, and “outlaw country.” Dan currently tours and creates music with Homemade Sin, a group that includes another previous Georgia Satellite member. Other... read full bio
