Rock N' Roll/Rockabilly solo artist.

I'm originally from outside Chicago, IL. Moved here for a management internship and eventually started singing with friends. I went out on tour from San Francisco to Portland in November with a friend. Come July 1st, that will be the 1 year anniversary of my EP being released. I sing various writers rounds around town, and I am singing with a friend of mine over CMA Fest this year.

Brittany Bexton’s music can best be described as roots, with a sexy bluesy edge, and a touch of rock. Brittany was born and raised in Northern California where the rock legends live, but she now hangs her hat in Nashville, TN. She has recorded 2 EP’s since moving to Nashville, a self titled EP, and her newest EP, titled “Free Fall” after the current single and title track. Brittanyhas been touring full time for the last 3 years, sharing music from her releases, meeting fans across the country, and winding stories into songs as she goes. She is now back in Nashville working on writing new material for a 3rd EP. Brittany has a mesmerizing voice and a bluesy, soulful, rich sound that can now be heard on multiple radio stations nationwide. Check her out at www.BrittanyBexton.com.

With musical roots in country, rock, and soul, Kayla Woodson's influences range from Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder to Journey and Guns ‘N Roses, and country stars like Dolly Parton and Carrie Underwood. Combining her powerful vocals with her strong stage presence, Kayla has perfected her live show and started to make her mark on Music City. From a spur of the moment opportunity to jump on stage and perform with Lady Antebellum to mentions on The Bobby Bones Show, Nashville is taking notice. 2015 was a whirlwind year for Kayla that included her first performance on the Hard Rock stage at CMA Music Fest, shows with her band up and down Nashville’s famed Broadway, and the release of her first single “Fan for the Flame” to country radio. Growing up in the small town of Waggaman, Louisiana, Kayla was a little girl with a big voice and a love for the stage. At age seven, she started playing the Texas/Louisiana Opry circuit and, by age ten, she was fronting her own band and performing at parades, parties, and festivals across the region. In 2004, Kayla took her talents to Italy to train at the Bocelli School of Music then later that year to Romania to represent the United States at the Golden Star Children’s International Talent Fest, where she took 2nd place in the world. By age fifteen, Kayla was writing her own music and released an album titled I’m Movin’ On, which included four of her original songs. In the fall of 2012, Kayla took a leap of faith and made the move to Nashville to study at Belmont University following the footsteps of country superstars and Belmont alumni such as Trisha Yearwood, Brad Paisley, and Lee Ann Womack. Since moving to Music City, Kayla has taken the time to focus on and develop her songwriting. She released her self-titled EP in April of 2016. The Kayla Woodson - EP is a collection of five original songs, written or co-written by Kayla. Having had her hand in every aspect of the creation of this project, Kayla is confident that it represents the artist into which she has matured.

Born in San Antonio, Texas, Jeremy Parsons grew up soaking in the sounds of Texas music in the dancehalls of the Lone Star State. Jeremy was always a fan of music, but it wasn’t until his later high school years that he discovered his knack for it. Driven by his passion, he taught himself to play the guitar and began to write and perform music. Over the past decade, Jeremy has played all over the U.S. and in Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. Pulling from the example of Texas performance artists, Jeremy loves to interact with his audience. He captivates the crowd with his genuine personality, unique humor, and heart-felt love of his occupation. Jeremy draws from his personal experiences to create songs that are keenly perceptive and meaningful. His current single, “Burn This House Down,” paints a poignant picture of heartbreak and acceptance that still remains relatable. This song will stick with you long after your first listen.

The Charlie Rogers is a country rock band based in Nashville, TN. The band was formed for the 2011 Belmont Country Showcase where they were the first band to perform and were the only all underclassmen band to perform in the whole show. Charlie Rogers, 24, Stilwell, Kan., writes and sings original country music chockfull of Mid-American authenticity. A Midwesterner through and through, Rogers was raised on country music and classic rock. He fuses these two classic genres to create a unique sound that both a new generation and more-traditional listeners can enjoy.He describes his music as “a fusion between modern country music and classic rock as well as a bit of pop. It can easily be categorized as Alternative Country or Country Pop/Rock.” Listeners may hear threads of Keith Urban or Jason Aldean. You also might be reminded of Little Big Town. The music embraces new country with one foot planted in traditional rock. Rogers’ music comes from the heart, filtered through a keen eye for detail. His music conveys a joyful innocence as he paints from a palette of rural imagery with lyrics that never stray far Midwest values.

Pop/Country Songwriter from Nashville, TN

Tenille Arts is a 22-year-old country artist and songwriter from Saskatchewan, Canada. Tenille has performed on some of the biggest stages in Canada and has now moved to Nashville to extend her career into the United States. Her first single “Breathe” for Cystic Fibrosis Canada topped the Country iTunes Chart at #6 and the Overall Genres iTunes Chart at #54. She was recently awarded the Emerging Artist award at the SCMA’s and was chosen as one of six top acts from across Canada to participate in the CCMA Discovery Program. Tenille is writing and recording to release her first EP!

I live in a magical place called Nashville. Singer. Songwriter. Artist. Blessed.

Tom O’Connor is a singer/songwriter who grew up in Binghamton, New York. However he relocated to Northern Virginia after college. He spent years playing the Washington, D.C. music scene before moving to Nashville, Tennessee. With influences ranging from Dave Matthews, Ryan Adams and Zac Brown to Will Hoge, Tom Petty and Matchbox Twenty, his sound is described as “roots rock with a pop-country twist.” O’Connor has performed nearly 500 shows at venues throughout the United States and currently is working as a full-time songwriter on Music Row in Nashville.

Brandon’s influences range from Ralph Stanley to The Beatles and span from today’s Country to yesterday’s Folk and Rock ‘n’ Roll. From those early influences, he began to hone his craft of songwriting and find his own musical soul. Having always been a fan of Classic Country music, elements of Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, and Marty Robbins find their way into many of his original songs. Since becoming a staff writer at Faverett Entertainment Group Brandon has added more that 790 songs to his catalog. Brandon’s touring schedule has taken him from Texas to Massachusetts with performances in nightclubs to major festivals! His songs have been recorded by several artists (including placement in a major film release), as well as receiving radio play across the country. Brandon continues to write with hit songwriters and artists and continues to grow his fan base and presence in Nashville and wherever that might lead!

Austin Burke could write the book on being a millennial. Growing up in the 1990's in Phoenix, Arizona, Austin was a huge country music fan and began singing as soon as he could walk. At the tender age of of 3 he sang the national anthem for both the Phoenix Suns and Diamondbacks and at a chance meeting with his hero Garth Brooks at a Padre's spring training game his destiny was set. He soon won a coveted spot singing "Friends In Low Places" on the Rosy O'Donell show, not once but twice and when Rosy asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up he said a "singing baseball player". Such are the early experiences that dreams are made of. But like so many Americans his family was hit hard by the great recession of 2008. His dad's real estate company went under and Austin's life was turned completely upside down. He had been on course to play baseball in college in Arizona but when his family moved to the west coast to try and make a new start Austin was thrown into a whole new world of eye-popping, fast lane, ethnically diverse San Diego culture. Suddenly surrounded by surfers, hippies and hip-hop music Austin made the most of his new life. When the culture shock wore off, he continued playing baseball and began combining the country music he was raised on with the new sounds in the air in southern California. But after a year of playing college ball he was side-lined with a rib injury and it was during his recuperation that he realized that his happiest days were those singing country music back in Arizona. So as soon as he was well he made a bee-line for Nashville to do the thing he was always meant to do. Austin is currently making words rhyme and serving his time waiting on tables (and waiting on the tables to turn.) He's singing at writer's nights and tearing up the honky-tonks, paying his dues and livin' the dream in Tennessee. To quote his grandmother and the title of one of his own songs, Austin says it's his job these days to just "Suit Up Show Up Shut Up And Get The Job Done".