The Bottle Rockets have been performing for nearly three decades. Their creation helped lay out a subgenre of music, shaped by rock and roll, roots rock, and poetry. Alongside Uncle Tupelo, the Jayhawks, Blue Mountain, and Whiskeytown, the Bottle Rockets made a name for themselves. The band, comprised of members John Horton, Mark Ortmann, Brian Henneman, and Keith Voegle, is... read full bio
Jessta James, who hails from the highlands of Big Sky Country, has surprised many people who have followed his ascent to fame. He is a self-taught musician who has always defied convention. He also produced music, directed movies and acted in them. The early music of Jessta was constantly changing. His career brought him from traveling with rap luminaries to... read full bio
A dynamic country and classic rock band, Copper Mountain Band can perform any type of venue and draw in any kind of crowd. Since its founding in 2007, the group has gone on sporadic tours, including many appearances in France. The band made the decision to tour once more in order to satisfy their growing fan base both domestically and... read full bio
Sweet Tea Trio is a country group from Nashville, Tennessee, that consists of members Victoria Camp, Savannah Coker, and Kate Falcon. The trio have caught attention of artists such as Jon Bon Jovi, Bobby Ritchie, and Kid Rock. They have also had the pleasure of touring with both Kid Rock and Bobby Ritchie and have also opened for Alabama. Sweet... read full bio
Tommy Cash, younger brother of the famed artists Johnny Cash, is a country singer and songwriter from Dyess, Arkansas. The son of Ray and Carrie Cash, Tommy’s love for music started at an early age. He started a band in high school, and once he graduated, he enlisted in the Army; he did pursue his love for music while in... read full bio
Currently making music from Atlanta, Georgia, Liz Brasher is a singer and songwriter proud to be from the South. Her music is injected with an unmistakably soulful sound, heartfelt contralto vocals, and a pleasant hint of Southern-style twang; she artfully combines genres such as jazz, pop, blues, country, Americana, and gospel into a friendly yet fierce style that is uniquely... read full bio
Dylan Wheeler is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from Edgewood, Texas. Wheeler rose to fame with the release of his debut EP, “Tell Me If I’m Wrong.” Since then, he has gone on to become one to watch in the Texas music scene. Wheeler began to pursue music as a career later in life after deciding he wanted to be a... read full bio
Jonathan Byrd is an American singer-songwriter from Fayetteville, North Carolina, who is the leader of Jonathan Byrd and the Pickup Cowboys. Byrd’s music is a mixture of folk, country, and rock and his music talks on love, life and death in America. Byrd began to gain attention after winning the New Folk competition at the Kerrville Folk Festival. Byrd began... read full bio
Kristy Lee Cook is one of today’s most competitive performers. Since American Idol, Kristy has found a new label and new management. Kristy has worked tirelessly over the last couple of years to grow as an artist. One of Cook’s most impactful musical moments is a direct result of her own songwriting prowess that she was able to develop during... read full bio
There are songs you hear in your life that transport you to a certain time period or give you a special feeling. You associate those good times to the group that made them famous. Songs like “I’d Really Love To See You Tonight,” “Nights Are Forever Without You” and “Love Is The Answer” have that kind of effect... read full bio
Zane Williams sings about real life from a Christian perspective with a striking ability to convey feelings through song. Ranging from the stirring lyrics of Hurry Home, to the goofily comedic Worst Case Scenario, his songs run a wide gamut of emotions. Zane's music draws on a variety of influences to achieve a unique style that sets him apart from... 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
Initially a member of Garth Brooks' band, Ty England began his solo career recording a self-titled debut album on RCA Records. A second album, Two Ways to Fall, followed in 1996. Three years later, he recorded Highways & Dance Halls under the name Tyler England on Capitol Records, and Alive and Well and Livin' the Dream released on the independent... read full bio
Jeff Bates signed to RCA Records in 2003 and released his debut album Rainbow Man that year. A second album, Leave the Light On, was released in 2005 on RCA, but he left the label in 2006. This album was followed by Jeff Bates in 2008 on the independent Black River Music Group. Bates' two RCA albums accounted for seven... read full bio
Gary Morris provides an unbelievable tenor that delivers a musical niche unlike any other. With an incredible career that crosses multiple genres, Morris has just about accomplished it all. Morris has broadened his horizons from not only being a phenomenal country music artist, but also an outstanding gospel artist, a platinum selling/Grammy Award winning Broadway musical actor and even an... read full bio
Ex-Outlaws band member Steve Girsham formed the band Ghost Riders in 2003. The pure southern rock is currently made up of lead vocals and guitar player Steve Girsham, acoustic and electric guitarist Jimmy Sexton, keyboardist Barry Rapp, bass player Phil Stokes, and English drummer Pug Baker. The band worked together and formed the Ghost Rider sound within the same year... read full bio
In 2001, acoustic music blasted onto the mainstream with the smash hit movie and soundtrack, O Brother Where Art Thou Buck and the girls were hand selected among bluegrass music's finest to participate in the soundtrack and appear in the film. The Whites were recognized at the International Bluegrass Music Association's (IBMA) Awards Show in 2001, where they won... read full bio
If you ask any member of the Dirt Drifters how it all came to be, they would probably tell you Divine Intervention. It started with five roads that hit some detours and dead ends but eventually re-routed into one. It involves so much more than music, and so much more than songs. Heartache, life changes, career changes, tears, blood, and... read full bio
Justin Haigh has made a long journey in a relatively short period of time. Born in South Dakota and raised on his parents ranch, Justin has a long history with the cattle industry. From the early age of four, Justin spent countless hours in the saddle on his trusted pony Lonesome riding with his family checking pastures and fixing fences.... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Randy Montanas self-titled debut album clings to the rough edges of country's musical highway with its compelling storytelling and vivid imagery combined with a raw but rocking guitar-driven sound. He makes a powerful statement with his debut project, and critics have quickly taken notice. Randy has spent most of 2010 and 2011 on the road touring. Hes opened for... read full bio
