Since their debut in 2009, country music recording artists Rhythm -n- Roses have appeared at the Gaylord Texan Hotel, Plano Balloon Festival, Wildflower Music Festival, Cottonwood Arts Festival, Southern Junction Night Club, Culpepper’s Steak House and many more concerts, fairs, festivals and corporate events in Texas. They travel to Nashville several times a year to write, record and play at various venues there, including the Nashville Opryland Hotel. Their new hit single, “This One's Worth More,” is now playing on local country music radio stations in Nashville, several other markets and soon will be heard in Texas.

Prior to joining Rhythm -n- Roses, lead singer Jennifer Marler opened for Charlie Daniels, Ray Price, the Oak Ridge Boys, Mark Willis, Neil McCoy and others. She trained with legendary gospel music Hall of Fame member Jim Wesson and Jayne Librand of the Image Factory. She began writing songs and singing at local Opry’s when she was just a teen. In 2010 she wrote “He Was A Soldier” in remembrance of her brother, U.S. Army Spc Jonathan Emard, who was killed in Iraq in 2008. She has performed the song at Ft. Sill, Ft. Hood and the Rockwall Memorial Day Concert.

Her husband, Justin Marler, started learning to play the guitar as a young teen from respected musicians, including Scotty Ray, who plays with Miranda Lambert and is also Collin Ray's brother. Justin’s raspy Texas country voice has earned him jobs performing all over Texas, Nashville and New York, to name a few.

Sharing lead vocals, Jennifer and Justin can perform with their full band or acoustically. They are based in Terrell TX and always put on a fun, energized show full of covers and originals.