Nashville's 6th Annual "Hometown to Hometown" event, sponsored by Save the Music, honors Old Dominion, Lee Ann Womack, and mtheory's Cameo Carlson for their remarkable achievements and dedication to music education.
On Tuesday, November 11, three more names were added to Music City's iconic Walk of Fame Park: prolific songwriter Liz Rose, the legendary Charley Pride (posthumously), and country music's sensational band and songwriting gurus, Old Dominion.
Celebrating the independent artists, the 11th Annual Josie Awards were held on November 1 at the Grand Ole Opry house in Nashville, Tennessee.
The 11th Annual Josie Awards were held on November 1 at the Grand Ole Opry house in Nashville, Tennessee. Below is a picture gallery of the artists I interviewed.
With the heart of a showman and the hustle of a modern, independent, multifaceted artist, Cooper Alan's long-awaited debut album, Winston Salem, is not to be missed.
Businessman Carl Wayne Meekins has recently rediscovered his original passion for writing and creating music and now brings us some of his best work to date. Check out his heartfelt song, “Pebble.”
Curb's Records rising artist, Harper Grace, is one you will need to keep on your radar. Listen to her newest single, "Take It To the Grave."
A new country trio, The Lost Saints, have released their debut album, Emotions that has unmatched old school harmony that you have to hear to fully appreciate.
Joe Nichols was the keynote at an event at Edwin Warner Park in Nashville raising awareness for the need for ADA compliant baseball fields.
Romeo Vaughn's path from addiction to redemption was a long and rocky one, but his God-given talent is evident. Watch and listen to the video for "Big Dreams From A Small Town."
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