Lee Roy Parnell's music is a blend of hardcore honky tonk, barroom rock & roll, blues, boogie, Western swing, blue-eyed soul, and occasional gospel. He released his self-titled debut album, a collection of horn-driven country-soul, that received good reviews but didn't break him commercially; that would happen with Love Without Mercy, which mostly dispensed with the horns and emphasized Parnell's... read full bio
Michelle Wright is a Canadian country artist who has become a widely recognized female country singer in the 1990’s. Her music career started in a band in 1983. Michelle and her band signed with Savannah Records and soon released her debut single “I Want to Count on You”, the song was a hit and peaked at No. 48 on the... read full bio
Few young women are equally at ease penning a poignant hit about a friend battling cancer or simply knocking back tequila with Kix Brooks, but then again you can always count on Bomshel to embrace the extremes and---like their name implies---deliver the unexpected. Well known for their vivacious personalities and sense of musical adventure, the Curb Records duo displays their... read full bio
Sweethearts of the Rodeo took country music by storm. Although the Sweethearts, sisters Janis Gill and Kristine Arnold, worked nearly 20 years for their ""overnight"" success, when it finally hit, it was, as Janis recalls, ""like a jet plane taking off--with us hanging onto the wings for dear life!"" With their first two albums spawning seven consecutive top 10 hits,... read full bio
Lacy J. Dalton has one of the most distinctive female voices in country music. She is best known for her powerful, gritty vocals. Lacy was born in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania to a very musical family. She learned how to play instruments and write songs from her parents. Lacy’s musical sounds are heavily influenced by classic country music from the 40s, 50s,... read full bio
"Originally a side project for several members of Nashville’s popular Walk the West, the Cactus Brothers eventually overshadowed their alter ego to take on a life of their own. After touring for the better part of a year in support of Walk the West’s self-titled 1986 debut album, vocalist/guitarist Paul Kirby and bass player John Golemon joined with multi-instrumentalist Tramp... read full bio
Forester Sisters performances impressed the songwriters began providing them with original songs. The group officially signed with the label and began setting new standards in country music. Their first single, (That's What You Do) When You're In Love," reached the Top Ten. The next one, "I Fell In Love Again Last Night," went all the way to number one. The... read full bio
T.G. Sheppard is an American country artist from Tennessee that had several popular hits in the late 70s to the mid 80s. Growing up, Sheppard ran away from home and quit high school to pursue music in Memphis, Tennessee. Some time later, Sheppard recorded his first Billboard number 1 hit, Devil in the Bottle, which peaked on the Hot Country... read full bio
Doug Kershaw's autobiographical tune, Louisiana Man," became the first song broadcast back to Earth from the Moon by the astronauts of Apollo 12. "Louisiana Man" had been a Top Ten country hit and its follow-up, "Diggy Diggy Lo," had done almost as well. Kershaw continues to perform and record, his albums. Kershaw rebounded with his biggest selling hit, "Hello Woman,"... read full bio
Stacy Dean Campbell debuts on Paladin Records with his new album Ashes Of Old Love. Ashes Of Old Love, produced by Spencer Campbell and Frank Liddell, is a more grass roots and acoustic production as opposed to Stacy Dean's first two Sony Records releases. It's also a showcase for his songwriting, which has matured over the years. ... read full bio
Ronnie Dean’s new album fulfills his musical destiny. Ronnie sings, writes, and records the full span of his musical talents, showing his love for many genres of music. Ronnie’s strong Christian faith plays a huge role in his life and music. In ‘89 he moved to Nashville to pursue Contemporary Christian Music. He recorded 2 powerhouse Christian albums, So Many... read full bio
Cooder Graw is a self-described loud country" band from Amarillo and Lubbock, Texas. It is also the title of their second album. The group is perhaps most well known for the song "Llano Estacado" that was featured on a series of Dodge commercials. The band's singer, Matt Martindale, was the assistant district attorney of Gray County, Texas prior to devoting... read full bio
Known to most of America as one of the men vying to be the groom for this summer's Bachelorette show on ABC TV, Ty Brown is also a country singer/songwriter who released his first single, Living in a Moment. Well hey you guys, thanks for letting me share what I'm about. I grew up in a small town in Mississippi... read full bio
Trailer Choir's own unique blend of real life sing-along style & energy brings a high-def picture to a backyard barbeque! The songs are about livin' life and drinkin' a cold beer with your best friends (and the brand new ones you just met). Within the first few moments of hearing and watching The Choir", you'll know this is something different.... 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
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 97s, most recently The Grand Theatre Volume One and The Grand Theatre Vol. 2, he has released seven solo albums: Mythologies, The Instigator, The Believer, Rhett Miller, The Interpreter: Live at Largo, The... read full bio
Joe Ely is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose music touches on honky-tonk, Texas Country, Tex-Mex and rock and roll. Along with fellow Lubbock musicians Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Butch Hancock, he formed The Flatlanders. Later on, Ely released his first self-titled album. Throughout his career, Ely has issued a steady stream of albums, and a live album roughly... read full bio
Jaida Dreyer is a Country artist who was born in Canada, raised in the South, and currently lives in Nashville. Her influences include Loretta Lynn, Steve Earle, Chris Knight, June Carter Cash, Emmylou Harris, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Gram Parsons, Jack White, Kelly Willis and Kris Kristofferson. Shortly after moving to Nashville, she began receiving offers for publishing deals. Her... 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
Charlie Worsham is a talented multi-instrumentalist who has developed a unique modern country sound built around the traditional acoustic instruments he grew up on. With his energy and showmanship onstage and his understated Mississippi manners offstage, it's easy to understand why so many in Nashville's music community are rooting for him. For the last few years, he's divided his time... read full bio
