Jim felt the surge of energy on stage when he was only two years old as he sat behind the drums in his uncle's rock and roll band. Music became a part of his life from that moment on. He got both his first guitar and his first motorcycle when he was three years old...and began on a journey that has led him to where he is today.

Jim’s first memory of singing to an audience was getting up on stage at the age of nineteen at the famous Nashville Palace. Thinking back to that night, he remembers being nervous and excited at the same time but just telling himself to do the best he could and to just keep on going. When asked about performing and being on stage Jim remembers a quote that was told to him by Barbara Mandrell who had first heard it from Minnie Pearl.  “If you get up there on stage and love them they will love you right back.”  And from that day forward that is what Jim has done at each of his shows. Jim says, “I walk beside my fans and give back as much as I can.”

While growing up Jim listened to good old Rock n’ Roll including Led Zeppelin, ZZ Top, Billy Joel, Kiss, Foreigner, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Beatles, James Taylor, Ted Nugent and Peter Frampton along with the country sounds of Johnny Cash, Keith Whitley and Waylon Jennings. These early influences combined with todays music of Blake Shelton and Montgomery Gentry have molded the man and the music that you see and hear today.

As there are two sides to every story so there are two sides to Jim Brown and his music. At a show by the Jim Brown Band you can expect to hear a range of music in style and emotion from a tender sentimental love song, “Don’t Close Your Eyes” by Keith Whitley or smokin’ country-rockers like “The South’s Gonna Do It Again” by the Charlie Daniels Band. The Jim Brown Band plays for corporate events, festivals and fundraisers and one by one this high energy show is winning over audiences while giving back to those in need. In Jim’s words, “The stage is my shower and my mirror.”

Before Jim picked up a pen to write his first song his biggest influence was Jerry Chesnut who made an impact on Jim in the way he could tell a story you could relate to with his lyrics. Jim knows how music touches the heart and writes songs that tell stories about everyday situations in our day to day lives. 

Jim’s life was forever changed while he was working in Memphis.  He had the opportunity to read story books to the kids at St. Jude Children’s Hospital.  In his own words he says, “To see what these kids go through and that they can still keep a smile on their face is truly inspiring.”  This is one reason why at Jim’s events you will usually see him giving back to a charity or someone in need. When asked about what is really important to him he shares, “I am a single father and want to always provide and be there for my son. Just spending time together, picking him up from school and being there for him is the most important thing in my life.”

Jim reflects on his career as a business owner and his journey through the music business and shares what he has learned.  “You can’t please everyone, and you can’t change the way others feel about you - so be yourself.  If you want something and you think it is within your reach there is nothing that will hold you back. God is in control and he will open the doors when your wants become other peoples needs and it is then that you will truly be blessed.

Country to the core with rock & roll's rebellious reputation, Jesse Keith Whitley is a modern day outlaw refusing to follow anyone's rules. the only son of Keith Whitley and Lorrie Morgan, Jesse Keith Whitley - deemed a child of country music royalty - undoubtedly has music in his veins and a star-like persona. Jesse Keith Whitley may have made headlines with his family, but he is here to prove his own in his newest album, coming 2020. 

The first single from the project, "Try To Change My Ways", stands as a tribute to his late father, and one of country music's greatest influences, Keith Whitley with nods to the neotraditional sound he was known for. released on May 9 - the 31st anniversary of Keith Whitley's death - Jesse Keith Whitley showcases his natural-born talent, strong presence and respect for tradition.

Singer/Songwriter Lee Newton, came from humble beginnings. Having seen her share of hard times growing up in Canton, North Carolina, she started singing in church when she was five years old when her Mother would take her. Lee’s love of music grew as a child when her Daddy played country classics like Hank Williams, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette and Patsy Cline around the house. Lee’s father, a cab driver, taught her to play the guitar at age seven and they would sing together while she rode around town with him in his taxi going on calls. “My Daddy, who named me Brenda Lee after the amazing country singer, would always tell me one day you will be playing at the Grand Ole Opry and from that point on I knew I wanted to be a performer.” Heavily influenced by legendary musicians like Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, The Judds Lorrie Morgan Susan Tedischi and Lynyrd Skynyrd, Lee’s personal sound is a mix between traditional Country and raspy Blues with an added Southern Rock flare.

Lee has opened or performed with legends Ronnie Milsap, Ronnie McDowell, T Graham Brown, Diamond Rio, The Gatlin Brothers, TG Sheppard, Edwin McCain, Leona Williams, & more. Lee recently appeared on WSM Circle Access TV Coffee, Country & Cody with Bill Cody, Fox Rock Review with Eric Dahl, NBC Today in Nashville, and a host of radio interviews to promote her newest album “UNLEESHED”.