Cam (Cameron Marvel Ochs) is a country singer-songwriter from California. While spending time on her grandparent’s ranch in Oceanside, Cam developed a love for country music. She made it her path in life and actively pursued it throughout high school and beyond. Cam even learned to sing in 14 different languages while performing in the Contra Costa Children’s Chorus. After... read full bio
CAIN is a country band that consists of siblings Logan Cain, Taylor Cain Matz, and Madison Cain Johnson. After the release of their debut studio album “Rise Up” in 2021, CAIN became well known for their songs “The Commission” (which has just under 4 million plays on Spotify), “Yes He Can” (just under 7 million plays on Spotify), and “Rise... read full bio
Henry and Rupert Stansall, who, like Jedward before them, have combined their first names to form Ruen Brothers. And in 2014, they're going to be enormous, not disastrous. There’s anticipation that they will continue to produce excellent works of art. Even if you don't like what they do, you can already tell that this pair will be in various publications... read full bio
White currently resides in Florence, Alabama, not far from Muscle Shoals, having grown up in the tiny Tennessee town of Loretto. He has spent the past 20 years building a music career in Nashville, first working as a songwriter for a significant publisher and then as half of the revolutionary duo The Civil Wars, which won four Grammy Awards before... read full bio
As a maverick singer who skillfully blends the old with the modern, Jonathan Terrell emerges as an intriguing presence in the world of current country music. Terrell is a native of the musically prolific state of Texas, and his journey through the country genre's chords and melodies is a monument to his sincere enthusiasm and creative vision. Terrell's musical journey has... read full bio
The roots rockers Hackensaw Boys make a spectacular comeback with their next self-titled album. The group, which is renowned for its upbeat live performances, has been working as a type of musical collective for more than 20 years, establishing a songline that spans every branch of American roots music. They have performed at festivals all over the world, shared stages... read full bio
Kelly Ford is a well-known broadcaster and a reputable figurehead in the music business. Kelly's quick humor and genuineness have awakened listeners in Denver, Nashville, New York City and on a nationally syndicated morning program on Westwood One for more than 20 years. In the annals of country music radio in New York City, Kelly holds the title of only solo... read full bio
The Redhill Valleys stormed into the Canadian music scene with their strong, earthy harmonies, rootsy guitar riffs and ageless lyrics. The four-piece Hamilton, Ontario-inspired Americana/Roots country-rock band is made up of Chelsea McWilliams (bass/vocals), Tim Allard (lead guitar/vocals), Danielle Beaudin (guitar/vocals) and Matt Soliveri (drums). The band doesn't shy away from nostalgia and draws inspiration from bands like Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty and... read full bio
Born and reared in Maypearl, Texas, country music singer/songwriter Bart Crow began writing songs while serving in the United States Army and began singing live while attending Tarleton State University in Stephenville, TX. Crow creates an ever-changing flow of Red Dirt, Texas Country and Americana songs with his own style. Crow has a remarkable resume as a music artist, having had six... read full bio
Introduce yourself to Max & Heather Stalling, a dynamic duo of singer-songwriters from Dallas, Texas, who bring to the core of Texas and Americana music a distinctive fusion of vocals, lyrics, and fiddle playing. Max left behind a profession as a research scientist at Frito Lay to pursue his goals as a singer-songwriter, trading in his lab coat for a guitar... read full bio
Zane Williams, a seasoned troubadour with seven solo albums under his credit, assembled a carefully curated group of exceptionally gifted musicians from the Texas music scene to launch The Wilder Blue. They've drawn compared to early Eagles and Alabama in the 1980s with their first album Hill Country and follow-up The Wilder Blue, which both contain five-part harmonies woven within... read full bio
Since emerging seven years ago from the vibrant roots music scene of Asheville, North Carolina, Fireside Collective, a quartet, has been on a roll, gleefully eschewing any kind of one-dimensional label that might be applied to their music. The progressive bluegrass group quickly gained recognition after releasing its debut album, winning the MerleFest Band Contest, being nominated for Momentum Band... read full bio
Leroy Macqueen is swiftly becoming well-known for his poignant tunes, insightful words, and strong voice. His uncanny charm, contagious energy, and spontaneous humor combine in an exciting way during his live performances to leave spectators wanting more. Leroy was passionate with music from birth, and in his early adolescence, he studied songwriting and guitar. He became well-known as a member... read full bio
Both innovators and ambassadors, Crooked Still stands tall. This musically formidable, boldly unconventional bluegrass quintet originated in Boston and is renowned for their great energy, technical proficiency, unique instruments, and avant-garde acoustic approach. In the realm of Crooked Still, ancient mountain soul and rock energy coexist. Hard-hitting beats blend with eerie rural sounds. Heavenly vocals above gritty, blistering blues chords combine... read full bio
In her early twenties, Hannah Juanita emigrated from Tennessee, eager to explore the world and travel. She eventually returned to Nashville with nothing but her guitar, her dog Loretta, and a few songs about heartbreak. She began performing throughout town and soon established herself as a mainstay of the Music City traditional country scene, earning a reputation for her timeless, vintage... read full bio
Marlon Williams, who is originally from New Zealand, has a voice that is both timeless and fascinating. His musical performances are natural and smooth, his songwriting talents are complex, and his voice is lovely. Williams channels his feelings into each song by drawing on experiences from his own life that serve as inspiration. The sound that William creates has elements... read full bio
Barbara Mandrell is a true legend in country. As a performer, she has been the recipient of over 75 major awards, released over 30 albums and sent scores of songs for a ride up both the Country and Pop charts. Mandrell's faith would be tested by a brush with death. She was involved in a serious head-on car collision while... read full bio
Crystal Gayle, known for her rich vocals and trademark long hair, is sure to bring audiences to their feet. Best remembered for her smash hit “Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue”, Crystal Gayle has nearly three dozen albums to her credit. Crystal Gayle’s career began while she was still in school with her debut single ""I’ve Cried (The Blue... read full bio
In an era of grandstanding artistry and pop celebrities who change with each new trend, Kathy Mattea has remained grounded in who she is: a folk-based roots performer and a well-written songs best friend. Kathy Mattea ‘s let her own instincts be her guide rather taking cues from what other artists are doing. Kathy Mattea wasnt an instant star: she... read full bio
Aaron Tippin performed in local honky-tonks in the 1970s, and competed on TNN's You Can Be a Star talent contest, landing a song-publishing contract and moved to Music City. Always a focused and purposeful man, Aaron worked the midnight shift at a factory in Kentucky. During this time he continued to write songs. His dedication paid off when Charley Pride,... read full bio
