Single on the radio "Good Side" #58 on the Music Row Chart Last Single, "Dixie Chaser" went on to win "Song of the Year" on the largest Independent awards show in the world. Had songs featured in two movies "Unconditional" starring, Michael Ealy and "Providence." Appeared on Season 1 of ABC’s “Nashville.” Worked with many notable hitsongwriters and veterans of the Music Industry Performed with Country Music Star, Brett Eldredge Named “MonsterTruck Artist of the Year”

Haunted Like Human is bringing a new roots voice to Nashville: two parts folk, one part Americana, and a dash of indie vibes. Classically trained guitarist Cody Clark has played everything from post-hardcore to jazz. Vocalist Dale Chapman grew up writing prose and poetry, and she brings her strong imagery and storytelling into her music. A combination of Northwestern grit and Southern charm, the two strive to create a unique and intimate listening experience.

Riley Moore is inspired by a life of adventures like walking an entire 1600 mile tour on foot and living on a sailboat on a lake in the middle of his hometown of Nashville. His debut Album Vagrant was premiered by Billboard Magazine in July 2018. His writing often draws comparisons to Bob Dylan and John Prine. His debut album arrives after the completion of his record-breaking walking tour; he gained notoriety playing festivals and venues that included Philadelphia Folk Fest, Providence Fringe, New York Citys Rockwood Music Hall, Music City Roots, and Magic City Art Festival in Birmingham, Alabama. In the past few years, Moore shared the stage with Arlo Guthrie, Lyle Lovett, Shakey Graves, Rusty Clanton, Town Mountain, Parker Millsap.

Kerry spent his childhood in the Pacific Northwest chasing his dream of playing professional baseball. After several knee surgeries his freshman year in college, the dream transitioned into a career as one of the world’s top models for the likes of Armani, Ralph Lauren, Hugo Boss and Abercrombie. With countless hours alone in hotel rooms around the world, Kerry purchased his first guitar looking to kill some downtime. Having played the trombone and piano throughout his childhood, he quickly began composing original songs. An inevitable move to Nashville quickly followed. The result? His debut album: Red Light. Steeped in memories, anchored by Kerry’s sultry baritone voice and sweetened by a combination of pedal steel, acc

With a US Music Row radio charting debut song and glowing features from Billboard and NPR, Nashville three-part harmony trio The Woods have quickly become a Nashville group to watch. With a confident, roots-steeped style that evokes the folk and classic rock sounds of the 1960s and 70s, The Woods don't sound like anyone else, and they wouldn't have it any other way. Dan O'Rourke, Raquel Cole, and Leland Rooney -- each bring a depth of experience as musicians, songwriters, and performers. O'Rourke is an established writer and folk-influenced recording artist.Cole is a seasoned musician with her own successful career as a Canadian country solo artist. Rooney is an inspired, multi-genre guitar virtuoso. However, it is the dynamic blend of vocal tones in the trio that is, perhaps, most compelling to listeners.

J.K. grew up surrounded by music & musicians. His cousin, Buddy Starcher was a professional recording artist on Columbia Records and was a regular performer on the then popular Midwestern & Louisiana Hayrides. He also introduced the late Keith Whitley who first appeared on Buddys weekly radio show in Charleston, West Virginia when he was 8 years old. J. K. made his own first appearance on radio at age 12 and first TV appearance at age 14. He was recently awarded The Texas CMA Entertainer and Best Country Album of The Year awards. A proud member of: Traditional Country Music Hall of Fame Country Music Association

Reunion: A Tribute to the 70's is a premier, multi-media musical show featuring note-for-note recreations of some of the most iconic pop and rock artists of all time. With spot-on impersonations, Reunion captures the 70's biggest stars as they were in their heyday--icons like Elton John, The Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, ABBA, Tom Petty, Roberta Flack, The Bee Gees, Donna Summer, KC and the Sunshine Band and more. Through the use of film and other multi-media elements, Reunion does more than meticulously portray the idols of the 70's. It takes the audience on an immersive and unforgettable musical journey!

With charming stage banter, playfully conversational writing style and perfectly blended harmonies, artists Jordan Anderson and Caleb Maitland have found in each other musically what some spend their whole life trying to find. The result is Aberdeen – offering fans a re-introduction to the classic duo. “For us, everything’s even. There is no lead singer, or one person that seems to excel more in writing or musicianship. From lead vocals to writing, everything’s equally yoked.”

Changing the vocabulary of pop music... Zac Elegy is an up-and-coming NC-native musician with an eclectic blend of styles and sounds. His music is experimental yet approachable, complex but catchy, always different but unmistakably passionate and energetic. A singer since he could talk, Zac has accrued a wealth of musical experience in choral and theatrical settings, with a more recent evolution towards a solo career as a singer-songwriter and dancer. In April, Zac curated, produced, directed, and headlined an 18-song tribute concert to his lifelong vocal idol, Mariah Carey, a seminal performing arts event in the Nashville, TN community that reached audiences as far away as Brazil and Russia. He has since continued with many performances and productions that have solidified his growing fanbase. Building off of this momentum, Zac will release his debut EP album, Rebel's Remorse, on July 18th, featuring five self-penned songs including his debut single, "HOOPS". For more info and content, check out Zac Elegy on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook, and Instagram.

David Ryan is going places. From New England to Nashville; from Metal to Americana; from drummer to singer-songwriter—one thing is clear: this man is on a journey. In the tradition of great Americana music, Ryan plucks nostalgic heartstrings with every track, starting with My Love and completing the journey with Getting a Move On. Reminiscent of famed poets and artists Bob Dylan and Neil Young, the David Ryan EP focuses on positive changes in the world, a departure from Americana’s more forlorn Country cousin. He combined his love for Americana music with his roots in Rock and Metal, and the result is an Alternative EP that’s sure to please listeners of all genres.

Backing band for a Nashville recording artist. We have many singers that we can use for show needs.

What to Expect: High-energy and fast-paced show Easy to work with, timely, and dependable Ability to go full band or a rocking acoustic setup Ability to bring my own sound Accommodating to the musical tastes of the host Variety of music - country, rock, pop, top 40 hits, covers, and original music (example setlist available upon request) Additional Options and Requirements: Ability to bring my own sound for an additional fee, otherwise my sound needs will be based on whether the Buyer would like a full band show or an acoustic show. Lighting and staging to provided by the Buyer when applicable: 15' by 25' stage for full band shows and 4-piece acoustic shows 10' by 15' stage for 2-piece acoustic shows Merchandise table with two chairs in a well-lit area to be provided by the Buyer - Artist sells merchandise and retains 100% of the sales Reasonable amounts of water to be provided to Artist and Band by the host BIO: Liz Moriondo is a singer, a guitar player, a songwriter, a dreamer. Her dynamic voice is a force of nature. Just give her an audience and you’ll witness a young woman doing exactly what she was born to do. She’s always had the biggest of the big sky plans. She was either going to play professional basketball, be on the Supreme Court, or sing country music. Country music won out. You can’t miss Liz on the web. She’s got her “Kitchen Concert Series” on YouTube and Facebook, where she reinterprets country and pop cover songs with her own distinct sassy but soulful style. One of the performances, a parody cover of Meghan Trainor’s All About That Bass, has been viewed well over 12 million times across all platforms. You can also see Liz on TV shows like Lunkerville (The World Fishing Network and NBC Sports) and on Spiritual Outdoor Adventures (The Hunt Channel and The Pursuit Channel) where the pretty blue-eyed Missourian can be seen reeling in big-mouthed bass and shooting white-tailed deer. Onstage, Liz is 5 feet, 7 inches of total commitment. Her carefully-curated live show zig-zags from red-dirt to country-soul to Stonesy rock, with Liz driving her top-notch touring band with joyous abandon. Liz is a favorite on the NASCAR circuit, burning up stages at the speedways at Bristol, Charlotte, Chicago, New Hampshire, Michigan, Texas, and Kentucky. In January 2017, Liz released her long-awaited EP recorded with A-list producer David Huff. On this project she continues to build on the promise of her previous two CD releases. Liz Moriondo doesn’t know the meaning of the word “halfway.” She doesn’t just want you to hear her, she wants you to feel her. Get Liz on your playlist, and you’ll be pushing repeat.