Nick Walsh has already begun to establish himself as a country music singer/songwriter with a bright future. From being raised in Lyndon, Kansas with a population of 1,000, Walsh knows how to craft genuine lyrics that resonate with those living a small town lifestyle.

Additional info:A talented, musician from Lyndon, Kansas, Nick is a former football player for Kansas State UniversityWho is Nick Walsh? Well, Nick is a singer-songwriter from Lyndon, Kansas. Lyndon is home to about 1,000 folks who grew up like Nick — raised with a small-town mentality that is plain as day in his lyrics.

Truthful thoughts and visions of a flatland lifestyle, his debut track “Heartbreak Town” tells the story of just how hard it is to get over someone you can’t get away from. Taking the long route around town to have the time for your heart to heal.

The question, though, is the journey the healing part or is the journey and it’s path to avoid the one who broke your heart? We think it is probably a little bit of both. The song is gritty, straightforward and emotional in it’s styling.Walsh penned this one as well as had it produced by none other than Erik Dylan. When a guy like Erik Dylan takes a shine to ya, you know you got something. Erik only works with guys that have that the “it” factor. That realness in what they do that makes you really feel their music. So when he throws himself in your corner you are bound to have as good of a shot as any to achieve greatness.Before his songwriting journey began, becoming a professional football player was Walsh’s plan. He was a Kansas State football walk–on beginning in 2012 and soon became a starting punter, which earned him a scholarship in 2015. After his college career, Walsh signed with an NFL agent, which lead to training with 24–year NFL Kicker John Carney in Carlsbad, California.

However, his dream of becoming a professional football player was side–tracked while partaking in a pro day that had every NFL team in attendance. During the 40–yard dash, Walsh blew out his hamstring, causing him to get uninvited to mini camps, as well as a workout with the Kansas City Chiefs. His plan was rehabilitation so he could try out the next year, but a few weeks later, his family home burned down and they lost everything. Walsh transformed this string of bad luck into a positive and believes they gave him a new perspective on life making him realize he loves music more than football.

Walsh moved to Nashville just three months later and began working with Dylan, and the rest – as we say – is history. Keep on the lookout for more live music to drop. This is just the beginning of the road for Nick and we can’t wait to see where those twists and turns take him.

Neil Medley is a Nashville singer/songwriter originally from Louisville, Kentucky. He has had more than 40 US and International cuts as a songwriter by artists such as Luke Bryan, Jake Owen, Jason Aldean, Cody Johnson, Whiskey Meyers, Kid Rock, Brent Cobb, and many others.

Recently, he was a co-writer on “Made For You,” the two-week #1 country radio single for Jake Owen. He has also had many Film/TV placements including the song, “Boom Shake” which was featured in the long-running Showtime hit, Shameless.Neil is currently co-published by River House Artists and Sony Music Publishing.

For more information about Neil’s music and shows please visit : www.neilmedley.com

A native Missourian, Nate learned to play guitar after his dad brought one home—that he never learned to play—when Nate was 12. But he didn’t start writing songs until a decade later.

“A friend and I were running from the police one night, and I accidentally fell off a cliff,” Nate says. “During the two-year recovery process, I started actually making music instead of just playing music. The first show I ever had, I played with my jaw wired shut.”

His bluesy Americana style is the result of influences such as Guy Clark Creedence Clearwater Revival and Van Morrison to name a few. Fredrick wrote more than 100 songs while writing for of his debut album Different Shade of Blue released February 26th 2021.

“Nate Fredrick’s Different Shade of Blue Reflects maturity”

-Americana Highways-“

The level of introspection is as reassuring as hearing some friendly advice

”-American Songwriter-“

Different Shade of Blue is first and foremost a country album, but its bluesy edges, steel guitar flourishes, and Van Morrison-style airiness make it unlike anything else in the genre at this moment in time.“

Originally from Sugar Hill, GA, Meg McRee is a Nashville based artist and songwriter. Her journey with music began at the age of 5, starting violin lessons after hearing a fiddle on the radio. In addition to playing classical violin in symphony orchestras growing up, she taught herself guitar and sang in church regularly.

While attending Vanderbilt University on an academic scholarship, she realized the pull to pursue music further was too strong to ignore. Without a car in Nashville, she took multiple internships on Music Row, walking back and forth to 16th Avenue between classes. Upon graduation she got a job waiting tables, nannied, and began co-writing and playing writer’s rounds around town on her nights off.

Meg is passionate about creating fresh sounds and lyric while still honoring the tradition of country music: telling the truth. She is currently working on her debut project and is thrilled to be signing her first publishing deal at Hang Your Hat Music, a co-venture between Hillary Lindsey and Concord Music Publishing.

Marla Cannon-Goodman grew up in Kingston Springs, TN. She grew up surrounded by some of the greatest songwriters in the business, with one of them being her own father, Buddy Cannon. Marla was working as a nurse when her song “The Fool”, recorded by Lee Ann Womack, reached #1 on the country charts. She has had cuts by everyone from Sammy Kershaw, Billy Currington, Blake Shelton, Eric Church, Kenny Chesney, George Strait and many others. Marla has twice more reached #1 status with “Ten Rounds of Jose Cuervo” by Tracy Byrd, and “Cleaning This Gun” by Rodney Atkins. You can also find her name on the Willie Nelson / Merle Haggard duet album “Django And Jimmie”.Marla:

Since her first cut by Sammy Kershaw in 1996, Marla has been making country music history of her own with songs recorded by artists such as @georgestrait, @ericchurchmusic, @bccoconutman, @kennych esney, @saraevansmusic and more. Marla’s chart topping hits include @leeannwomack's smash “The Fool,” @tracy.byrd.music’s “Ten Rounds With José Cuervo” and @rodneyatkins’ hit “Cleaning This Gun.”Catch Marla this Wednesday at 7pm CST with @sweetteatrio on Southern Rounds. Link in Bio

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Marla Cannon-Goodman was raised in Kingston Springs, Tennessee, where she had a front row seat for country music history as she watched her father, Buddy Cannon, shepherd the careers of new and legendary artists as a producer, songwriter and record label executive. Now, she has earned her own place as one of country music’s most-beloved and respected hit-makers.Since her first cut by Sammy Kershaw in 1996, Marla has been making country music history of her own with songs recorded by artists such as George Strait, Eddie Arnold, Eric Church, Billy Currington, Mindy Smith, Kenny Chesney and Sara Evans. Marla’s chart topping hits include Lee Ann Womack’s number one smash “The Fool,” Tracy Byrd’s number one “Ten Rounds With José Cuervo” and Rodney Atkins’ number one hit “Cleaning This Gun.” She found further chart success with Blake Shelton’s top-15 hit single “Don’t Make Me.” You can also find her song “Unfair Weather Friend” on the Willie Nelson/Merle Haggard duet album, Django and Jimmie.Learn more about Marla Cannon-Goodman here:

Songwriter and musician Levi Lowrey has co-written hit songs with the Zac Brown Band and has performed extensively with acts including Mumford and Sons, Kid Rock and Alabama. Whether it's a guitar, fiddle or mandolin, Levi has been wowing crowds across the nation for years with his songcraft and musicianship.

To learn more about Levi, visit his website:http://www.levilowreyofficial.com/

Kevin MaCBefore a single note leaves his lips or one chord is strummed fromhis acoustic guitar, Kevin Mac convinces you to love him. His styleis refreshing and honest. His words speak of love, heartache,happiness, and appreciating the small things while his fingers confirmthat each song tells a story of the life he’s lived by way of his guitar.Kevin’s opened for industry heavy hitters Martina McBride, PhilVassar, Darryl Worley and has gotten a nod from Kenney Chesney,who he also opened up for in some 2008 concerts.

Born in King George County, VA, Mac was bred on country/bluegrassmusic and raised in the church. He began his career as a radiopersonality and deejay in Virginia, which led to opportunities for himto perform.The formula is far from complex, Kevin Mac just needs his guitarand an audience—be it two or two thousand. “I’m a simple guy. Ifeed off of the energy from the crowd and I love to tell a story,” saidMac. “There’s nothing that makes me happier; I just try to be a good man, be kind and not take the gift I’ve been given for granted. If Ican make one person smile and forget about their problems then I’vedone something great.”

Josh Martin deeply reveres the stories and sounds of the past. His music, rooted in the country and bluegrass traditions of his Eastern Kentucky heritage, is a clear reflection of that reverence, yet, without replication. Instead, Josh expands the two genres, through an organic tethering of soulful singing, stellar guitar work, thoughtful songwriting and dynamic musical arrangement, creating a listening experience as unique as hearing an electric guitar howling through the ancient trees of an Appalachian hillside.

Since making the move to Nashville, Josh has worked and performed with many of the industry’s top talents. Nothing Holding Me (2019) was his first full-length production featuring fan favorites “Between God and Me” and “Longview”. The Acoustic Sessions (2020) earned industry support from Spotify, Apple Music and CMT and his music video for the single “Cold Again” (2020) was featured as a “Pick of the Week” by Rolling Stone Country.

JOSH KISERCleveland, Tennessee is bursting with pride since hometown boy Josh Kiser has become the newest rising legend in the making in Nashville’s country music scene. Kiser found his sweet spot by blending traditional 90’s sounds with a slight touch of rock&soul to his production to create a sound that resonates well with longtime country fans, as well as newer listeners. Most call it “Kiser Kountry”.Kiser draws his influences from artists like: Travis Tritt, The Eagles, George Straight, Ray Charles and Hank Jr.

The realness in his songs and sound are evident by the pain in his voice and the truth of his lyrics. Kiser is hammering out his own creative niche that fans will readily identify with the East Tennessee native himself Josh Kiser.