Will Banister is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from New Mexico. While growing up, Banister found a love for country music at a young age and found himself influenced by artists which included Brooks and Dunn, Hank Williams, Georgie Strait, and Merle Haggard. Those artists made a huge impact in Banister’s own music when it came to him beginning to write... read full bio
You won't find any cowboy hats on Will Hoge and company, and the music the band makes is the kind of pure rock 'n' roll that would sound as appropriate in a Detroit or Philadelphia bar as it would in Nashville. Hoge has made a name for himself at clubs and on the radio for making music that seems instantly... read full bio
Will, who grew up in Cross Lanes, West Virginia, knew music would be a big part of his life from a young age. Taking up musical instruments like as guitar, piano, saxophone and clarinet came naturally to the child, but once accomplished and adept, he won a college scholarship and decided to make music his life's job. Will built the basis... read full bio
Atlanta, Georgia native and accomplished musician Will Moseley has made a significant contribution to the country music industry. Moseley's unique blend of Americana/Alt Country and country music appeals to audiences across the nation. His poignant lyrics, mesmerizing voice, and exquisite guitar playing transport listeners to a realm of emotions and storytelling. Moseley's music has a rich history in the country music... read full bio
Poet and folk singer Willi Carlisle sings for the people. Carlisle's great gift for language, like that of his hero Utah Phillips, is about caring for one another and establishing connections through our shared humanity. Carlisle argues that love can actually overcome all obstacles on his highly anticipated second album, the magnum opus Peculiar, Missouri, which features twelve epic songs.... read full bio
The gifted singer-songwriter William Clark Green has won the hearts of listeners all throughout the nation with his music. Green has established himself as one of the most intriguing voices in contemporary country music with four albums to his credit, including Dangerous Man and Misunderstood, all of which he self-published, and Rose Queen and Ringling Road, both of which were... read full bio
William Michael Morgan is an American country singer and songwriter from Vicksburg, Mississippi. Country fans got their introduction to William Michael Morgan with “I Met a Girl,” his sweetly romantic debut single. Old and new, fast and slow, steel and piano, the song gives fans exact GPS coordinates of where William Michael Morgan is coming from. Written with Sam Hunt,... read full bio
William Prince is a Winnipeg, Manitoba-based folk and country singer-songwriter from Canada. In 1986, he was born in Selkirk, Manitoba, and as a youngster, his family relocated to Peguis First Nation. Due to the fact that his father was both a musician and a preacher, and that Prince frequently accompanied him on performances in northern Manitoba, music was a constant... read full bio
William Wainwright is a professional violinist who has been playing professionally since he was only 8 years old. Wainwright can perform all types of genres of music through his violin including jazz, pop, classical, Irish, and country. He has previously toured with Ricky Van Shelton and Patty Loveless and he has even performed regularly at the Grand Ole Opry. Wainwright... read full bio
Bruce Williams & Terry Ree, The Indian and the White Guy," have sustained a career over 40 years packing casinos, clubs, and arenas from Niagara Falls to Las Vegas with their ever-changing routine that --more times than not--steers away from the off-color Indian jokes that originally established the duo. Williams and Ree met in 1968 at Black Hills State College... read full bio
Williams and Ree, also known as The Indian and The White Guy are a comedy duo that are best known for their jokes that poke fun at anyone and everything. The duo first met while studying at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, South Dakota, while they were both playing as members of a band. After bonding, the duo began... read full bio
Willie Jones is an up-and-coming country artist from Shreveport, Louisiana, who has country roots and R&B and hip-hop influence. Growing up, Jones sang gospel and went on to perform on stage in musical theater. Later on in life he gained fame after performing on the series “X Factor”. This led him to a musical career and since then he has... read full bio
The native Texan country singer, Willie Nelson has become an American music icon. He is most known for his song writing abilities. Throughout his illustrious career he has written over 2,500 songs and released almost 300 albums. Willie Nelson started in the music industry as a radio disc jockey and playing various local gigs. Willie Nelson continued to write songs... read full bio
Willie Watson is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, banjo player, harmonica player, actor and found member of the group Old Crow Medicine Show. Watson was born in Watkins Glen, New York and while growing up, listened to all kinds of music from Michael Jackson to Nirvana. He later started playing music in high school with Ben Gould and they both dropped... read full bio
Father, brother, and son all describe Willy Tea Taylor. His songs are a terrific location to lose yourself because of his amazing ability to sing about complex issues simply. That is mostly a product of his upbringing. Willy's initial love was baseball even though he came from a long family of cattlemen—his grandfather Walt was one of the most admired men... read full bio
Wyatt Ellis, who was up not far from the Great Smoky Mountains, first heard the mandolin during Bobby Osborne's famous solo on the Osborne Brothers' timeless bluegrass song, "Rocky Top." It was the Tennessee bluegrass anthem that Wyatt first heard as a young child and decided to learn how to play the mandolin. It was difficult for him to find... read full bio
Wyatt McCubbin is a singer-songwriter who hails from southwest Ohio, where he first started writing songs and performing live. Wyatt has performed as the opening act for a number of famous musicians, including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Charlie Daniels, Dwight Yoakam, Easton Corbin, The Kentucky Headhunters, Josh Turner and more. Since relocating to Nashville, Tracy Lawrence, John Schneider, Josh Ward, Jake Worthington, Jacob... read full bio
Wynn Williams is a neotraditional country musician who possesses all the qualifications that any other country musician would be pleased to have. The ex-rodeo cowboy blends Garth's exuberance with Brooks & Dunn's honky-tonk attitude and Strait's crooning flair. After graduating from Texas A&M, the young man immediately launched a full-time career performing in small pubs and restaurants throughout Texas, where... read full bio
Wynonna launched her extremely successful solo career with her self-titled album, which produced three consecutive number one singles - ""She Is His Only Need"", ""I Saw The Light"", and ""No One Else On Earth"". This amazing first effort went triple Platinum, and Wynonna performed solo for the very first time at the American music Awards. The following year she produced... read full bio
YA’BOYZ, the dynamic musical duo composed of Zach Kale and Joe Ragosta, are making waves in the entertainment industry with their unique sound and infectious energy. With Kale's talent for songwriting and Ragosta's experience fronting a punk rock band, they have combined their diverse backgrounds to create an all-new sound that is high-energy, quirky, and clever. Kale's songwriting abilities have earned... read full bio
