Songwriter

Last spring was bound to be busy for the “God Bless The USA” singer and songwriter Lee Greenwood, when a controversy outside Boston earned Greenwood […]

“Baby I Confess, I Was Not Expecting This”

Just kidding, I was. As a Matt Wertz fan since 2008, I was thrilled to hear that he would not only be playing on Vandy’s campus, but he would be playing right in front of my dorm.

Wertz performed in the newly added lounge in Rand dining hall. The lounge created such a cool environment, with an intimate atmosphere for the hundred-student turnout. Saying that the performance was awesome is not an adequate explanation – I went in stressed and left feeling so uplifted. Let me explain … […]

What do Elvis, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Quincy Jones, The Oak Ridge Boys, Engelbert Humperdinck, Ferlin Husky, Connie Smith and a few score of other artists have in common?… […]

Trent Jeffcoat Bronson: Your family, were they musical? Trent: My family loved music but hardly anyone played music. I started writing songs when I was […]

  Being a songwriter in Nashville has its ups and downs, especially first starting out trying to get your first cut to get your career […]

Legendary songwriter Byron Hill needs no introduction. Ever since moving to Nashville in 1978, he has been one of the country songwriting staples of his […]

By Phil Sweetland There are many who consider George Jones country’s greatest living singer, so it’s no stretch to say that Kerry Kurt Phillips’ Nashville […]

When Dallas Davidson moved to Nashville to be a songwriter, calling him a long shot would’ve been a tremendous understatement. He’d never been in a band; he didn’t pick up a guitar (or any other instrument) until he was in his mid-20s, and was still learning how to play when he moved to Nashville. […] […]