Born in Nashville, TN, the son of Songwriters Hall of Fame member, Dave Loggins (“Please Come To Boston”), Quinn Loggins is a second generation singer songwriter musician who has contributed his unique voice and writing style to songs recorded by artists such as The Lost Saints, Little Texas, Katie Armiger, Kal Horde, Kingbilly, Travis Collins (Australia 8 time Golden Guitar Winner) Aaron Pritchett (Canadian Juno and CCMA 2017 Artist if The Year), Adam Wariner, Rachel Fahim (no 3 Australian single “Rope”),and Charlie Worsham (Top 40 Billboard single “Want Me To”), among others.  Loggins’ songs can be heard on networks such as MTV, CMT, NBC, CBS, and Lifetime. “Welcome To the South”, a song cowritten with Trafton Harvey and Adam Warner, is played to greet the visiting team as they are announced at the NFL’s Tennessee Titans home games. 

Larry fell in love with music at the age of 14 and in his early 20’s he went on the road playing Honky Tonks from coast to coast. That lead him to Nashville in 1993, where he landed a record deal in with RCA opening for many country artist such as Waylon Jennings, Tim McGraw, Billy Dean, Sammy Kreshaw and so many others. After that he went on to play guitar and sing harmonies for many artist including Ray Stevens, Bryan White, Joe Diffie and rock legend Eddie Money just to name a few. Larry settled in as a song writer in the early 2000’s, writing with so many different country artist and getting songs cut by artist such as Thomas Rhett (Make Me Wanna) #1 Luke Combs, Jon Pardi, Matt Stell, Dillon Carmichael, Payton Smith, Ray Stevens and countless others with over 175,000,000 streams on Spotify alone on songs written by him. Larry continues chasing he DREAM!

Born and raised in Texas with country in his blood, everything changed for Chris when he was given a garage sale guitar by his Dad at age 15. He immediately fell in love with singing and writing his own songs. This love eventually lead him to pack up everything and head to Nashville,Tennessee, the heart of country music. After living in Nashville for only a few years Chris got his first major label cut with the Sony Music recording artist Home Free. Along with being a songwriter, Chris is also a member of the Lost Saints who have been featured on CMT, made their national television debut on the Opry Circle Network, and even graced the historical Ryman stage.