Below are just a fraction of the artists represented. So many talented artists from all around the world. Abbie Thomas Annie Vander Bradon Lorenzo Carl Wayne Meekins Corey Rosen Country For A Cause Award recepients Dale Houston Derek Woods Band Esther June Best Vocalist under 18 Five Strings Studios (non-profit) Gary Patrick Girls Next Door,... Continue Reading →
Madeline Merlo’s newest EP, One House Down (from the girl next door) adds to her expanding repertoire and showcases her authentic storytelling and powerful vocals.
Cali Tucker is a rising country singer and Las Vegas headliner who has recently released a new single, “Urban Cowboy,” along with its music video.
Chase Rice released his first fully independent album, Go Down Singin’, on September 20th, and it is the finest music of his career.
The movie Let It Die Here is an intimate look at the venerable and courageous singer/songwriter/producer Linda Perry as she navigates life-altering personal circumstances amidst gnawing career decisions. You can see it first on September 20th at Nashville Film Festival.
Amanda Kate Ferris’ new album, ‘Rope the Wind’ is out now and it features some of the most outstanding songwriters in Nashville along with Ferris’ capable strong vocals.
Grammy-winning guitarist, Slash, is touring North America with his Blues Band to celebrate his latest blues album. He will be in Franklin, Tennessee, on August 14, at the FirstBank Amphitheatre.
After singing together for 10+ years, Smithfield has released their debut album, Country With Heart, and it is not to be missed.
Triple Tigers recording artist Scotty McCreery announces his fifth studio album, Rise and Fall, featuring 13 tracks that find him exploring themes of heartbreak, rowdy nights, nostalgia, faith, newfound joy, fatherhood, and enduring love.
Skip Ewing’s newest record, The Road to California, is a carefully crafted masterpiece that takes on a variety of topics including depression, love, loss, heartbreak, and everything in between.
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