The Oak Ridge Boys are one of Country music's most popular acts with their four-part harmonies and upbeat songs. They were inducted into the Country Music Hall for Fame during the Medallion Ceremony, in the category of modern era artists. The group has over fifteen years of history playing together as well as multiple Grammy, Academy of Country Music and... read full bio
Rodney Atkins is an American country music artist from Knoxville, Tennessee. Atkins started gaining popularity with the release of his first single, “In a Heartbeat”, which peaked at number 74 on Billboards US Country charts but didn’t release another single or album for another 5 years. Atkins childhood was a rough one; he spent most of it sick and getting... read full bio
Easton Corbin is a country music singer. He released his debut single, A Little More Country Than That"", shortly before the single entered Top 40 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. When Corbin's self-titled debut album was released, ""A Little More Country Than That"" peaked at Number One on the country chart, making Corbin the first solo male country... read full bio
Listening to Matthew West brings to mind the sounds of Steven Curtis Chapman, Marc Cohn, and Edwin McCain, all rolled into one. His rich, gutsy vocals compliment his contemporary music style. His concerts include both original music, as well as covers of songs by other well-known artists. Matthew loves engaging his audiences through his music, which is easily recognized by... read full bio
LoCash, who were formerly known as the LoCash Cowboys, are an American country music duo composed of Chris Lucas and Preston Brust, natives of Baltimore, Maryland and Kokomo, Indiana, respectively. LoCash released three singles during their time with R&J Records: “Here Comes Summer,” “You Got Me,” and “Keep in Mind.” They also released a single entitled “C.O.U.N.T.R.Y.” through Average Joes... read full bio
The Highwaymen were a supergroup comprising four country music artists well known for, among other things, their involvement and pioneering influence on the outlaw country subgenre: Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson. Active between 1985 and 1995, these four artists recorded three major label albums as The Highwaymen: two on Columbia Records and one for Liberty Records.... read full bio
Bela Fleck is often considered the premier banjo player in the world. A New York City native, he picked up the banjo at age 15 after being awed by the bluegrass music of Flatt & Scruggs. While still in high school he began experimenting with playing bebop jazz on his banjo. He released his first solo album, Crossing... read full bio
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Little Texas was conceived in Nashville, Tennessee, by a handful of guys in their early twenties who were willing to do just about anything to bring their brand of rockin county to the forefront of the music industry. Their first radio release, Some Guys Have All The Love, became a top ten hit, as did their next single, First... read full bio
" Award-winning recording artist, songwriter, and guitarist Steve Wariner is a four-time Grammy winner, having won in 1992 for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals; and in 2000 and 2009 for Best Country Instrumental Performance. During his career he has charted over thirty top-10 singles, including 14 #1 hits. In 1998 he won the Country Music Association’s Single and Song of the... read full bio
The 8-time CCMA Entertainer of the Year has also taken home the CCMA Female Vocalist of the Year award five times. She has made her mark on radio with more than twenty singles, including six Number Ones in Canada and the USA hits such as such as Better Things To Do, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, Girls Lie Too, and I... read full bio
Sunshine seemed to be the forecast as Nichols exploded into country music with two multi-week No. 1 singles from his debut album. “The Impossible” and “Brokenheartsville” quickly pushed album sales to gold and beyond, garnered four Grammy nominations, landed him on major tours and put his face in front of millions on national television. As “The Impossible” was taking off,... read full bio
Rock group Switchfoot hails from San Diego and is renowned for their pop sensibilities, upbeat live shows, and layered sound. Hard-charging guitar riffs, synthesizers, and electronic experiments are all mixed together in the band's music, which is frequently counterbalanced with softer ballads. With their 2003 album The Beautiful Letdown, Switchfoot broke into the public after becoming well-known in the Christian rock... read full bio
Ashton Shepherd writes in a style that is as refreshing and direct as her personality. Her bell-like voice chimes with innocence on the charming rural celebration “Sounds So Good.” She’s a feisty, fun country gal on the loose “I Like Being Single” and “Not Right Now.” “Old Memory That Don’t Remember Me” and “Whiskey Won the Battle” are classic-sounding “weeper”... read full bio
"Theres been a boatload of changes on the country landscape since a rough-and-tumble quintet of hard-core, true-blue pickers set about turning a complacent, soft-around-the-edges and squishy-in-the-middle Nashville on its collective ear in the early-90s. Adopting the one-call-gits-all phone number spouted weekly on TV by portly Hee Haw huckster Junior Samples as their moniker, BR549 injected some long-missing energy, self-deprecating humor... read full bio
Aaron Watson is a Country singer, loved by fans for his unforgettable performances and for his song, “Hearts Are Breaking Across Texas”, which reached No. 1 on the Texas music charts. His other popular songs include “That Look”, “Bluebonnets (Julia’s Song)”, and “Outta Style”. Night-by-night, fan-by-fan, album-by-album, and one honky-tonk stage at a time, Watson has grown into an unstoppable... read full bio
Georgia Music Hall of Fame inductee Ray Stevens just thinks funny. His humor is keenly observant and rich in nuance. His style is unaffected and unpretentious which for the past fifty years has allowed for entertainment that is both witty and guileless. He has memorably spoofed everything from Tarzan movies to trendy crazes and he brought us his very own... read full bio
Country music singer Casey Donahew grew up in Burleson, Texas, and started songwriting in high school, but it wasn't until he attended Texas A&M that he started playing guitar for the first time. Donahew began building a dedicated fan base among younger crowds. He gained notoriety online and through Texas radio airwaves, reaching the Top 30 on Billboard's Top... read full bio
The Nashville-based singer-songwriter-musician Jeremy Camp--who crafts artful songwriting with heartfelt and inspiring lyrics--celebrated his first Grammy nomination with his album Speaking Louder Than Before (BEC Recordings). Jeremy was nominated for “Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album” for this album, also marking the first-ever Grammy nomination for BEC Recordings. Jeremy has sold over four million albums and four of his studio albums have... read full bio
The Time Jumpers was established in Nashville by an assemblage of high-dollar studio musicians who wanted to spend some spare time drinking beer and jamming with their sonically gifted buddies at the Station Inn bluegrass club, drawing commensurately lively crowds. As word spread along Music Row that something special was happening at Station Inn, big stars began dropping by, some... read full bio
