Ed Roland is an American musician/singer/songwriter/record producer. He is best known for being the lead singer in the band Collective Soul. More currently he has been working with his new project, Ed Roland and the Sweet Tea Project. He tried to find success in the music business for years and years with no success. His band, Collective Soul independently released... read full bio
Eddie And The Getaway expresses a new yet nostalgic sound by combining modern country music with pop-rock from the 2000s. Eddie highlights the significance of "the getaway," saying, "These songs are the soundtrack; it's not just about the music; it's about the freedom-filled lifestyle that surrounds it." The front man with the wild curls is usually found seeking the next... read full bio
Eddie Flint is a budding country musician from a tiny New Jersey village that grows vegetables. Eddie learned everything there was to know about music from his father, and he played the guitar, piano, drums, and other instruments as a child. Eddie used to frequently cover Elvis as a kid, and he even tried out for TV at the Apollo... read full bio
Eddie Montgomery is a country artist who is best known for being one-half of the country duo Montgomery Gentry. Although the other-half of Montgomery Gentry, Troy Gentry, has passed away, Montgomery still continues to perform under the name Montgomery Gentry. Montgomery was born in Danville, Kentucky and started playing drums in a band at only 13 years old. He later... read full bio
Eldon Huff is a fresh take on the kind of music you wish was still being made, a musical melting pot of soul, blues, country, and rock. He incorporates the music that has timelessly resonated with audiences throughout the generations, but puts his own mix to it. His songs are honest, inspired, and true to his heart. Poetically standing... read full bio
The Eli Young Band is more than a band. With three No. 1 hits under their belt, as well as a Grammy nomination and an Academy of Country Music Award for Song of the Year for their hit Crazy Girl, the Eli Young Band approached their second Republic Nashville album, 10,000 Towns, with a sense of confidence and purpose. Crazy... read full bio
Elise Davis is a singer and songwriter, but deep down, really a storyteller. Davis expresses her feelings of vulnerability and truth through her music. Inspired by her hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas, Davis embodies the essence of the south in her tracks. Her country style music explores a variety of subjects, including desire and relationships. She has released one full-length... read full bio
Elizabeth Cook is a country music singer who made her debut at the Grand Ole Opry. She released her debut record, The Blue Album, independently, and made her major label debut with Hey Y'All. Elizabeth then released This Side Of The Moon and Balls, both to great critical and commercial success. Her next album, Welder, was featured on NPR and... read full bio
With approachable, unvarnished storytelling that covers everything from small-town life to contemporary cultural trends, this young Texas native aims to enthrall listeners. Nichols, who was born and raised in Kentucky and Oklahoma, is currently residing in Nashville and working on her first record. Sam Barber was impressed by her demos and asked her to contribute to the writing of "Morning Time." Since its... read full bio
When you attend an Ella Langley performance, you instantly connect. She captures her audience from the very first note thanks to her distinctive fusion of country and rock, her effortless confidence and her constant enthusiasm for having fun. Her music is gentle around the edges while yet reflecting her direct, tell-it-like-it-is nature. Ella rapidly gained a following and was accepted as... read full bio
It’s hard to believe while listening to Ella Mae Bowen that she is as young as she is. She feels like an old soul while listening to her and has been writing and performing her own songs since she was seven years old. Bowen is from South Carolina and up and moved to Nashville when she was young. She later... read full bio
Ellee Duke did something a lot of up and coming singer/songwriters probably wouldn’t do--she turned down an opportunity with the popular talent show American Idol because she preferred to pursue her own career, musical style, and identity as an artist. She traveled back and forth to Nashville, Tennessee to get inspiration for her music, and once she graduated from high... read full bio
Elliott BROOD is a Canadian alternative country band based out of Toronto, Ontario, that consists of members Mark Sasso, Casey Laforet, and Stephen Pitkin. Each member of the group plays various instruments which include banjo, ukulele, guitar, kazoo, percussion, sampler, and more, which is what makes their unique blend of country, folk, and bluegrass. The original members of Elliott BROOD... read full bio
Following the release of Honky Tonk Ain’t Noise Pollution, Ellis Bullard has unequivocally demonstrated that country music continues to crave the authentic honky-tonk experience he delivers in both live performances and recordings. Listening to Bullard reveals a life characterized by barnstorming, arduous living, and a multitude of musical influences. His itinerary featured headlining performances in dance halls and clubs nationwide,... read full bio
Elvie Shane is an up-and-coming country music singer-songwriter and musician based out of Nashville, Tennessee. His music is a blend of classic and contemporary country and has a gospel filled voice. Shane gained attention after competing in the reality television series “American Idol”. Since then, Shane has gone on to sign with BBR Music Group. Shane has performed on stage... read full bio
Emerson Drive is a Canadian Country music band that consists of Brad Mates, Danick Dupelle, Mike Melancon, and Dale Wallace. They are a multiple Grammy-nominated country band with a bright future. They have released seven studio albums and an EP. The band's fifth album, “Countrified”, gave forth their first Number One single, “Moments”. Emerson Drive has won over 10 varied... read full bio
American country singer Emily Ann Roberts first appeared on season nine of The Voice under Team Blake Shelton. Her performances of “Blame It on Your Heart,” “Why Not Me,” and “She’s Got You” charted on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in places 43, 33, and 21 respectively. Her performance of “In the Garden” placed at no. 14 on the... read full bio
Award-winning singer-songwriter Emily Barker is best known for creating and performing the theme song for the BBC's wildly popular crime thriller Wallander, starring Kenneth Branagh. The Red Clay Halo, Vena Portae, Marry Waterson, Applewood Road (with whom she released an amazing album of original songs recorded live around a single microphone, dubbed "flawless" by The Sunday Times), and she has... read full bio
Emily Earle is an up-and-coming country-pop singer-songwriter from Colorado Springs, Colorado who is now based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Earle has graduated from the Berklee College of Music and began her musical career playing on subway platforms in between trains at Rockefeller Station in New York City. While performing there, she caught the attention of a television producer who asked... read full bio
Emily Hackett is an up-and-coming country music singer-songwriter who was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Although she has barely been gaining attention in the country music scene, Hackett has been releasing music for several years. She has previously released the song “Take My Hand (The Wedding Song)” which has since gained over 27 million views on... read full bio
