b4Nashville

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Introducing the Country stars of tomorrow to the Country fans of today!

  1. 10/31/2022

    b4Nashville with Buck Ford

    Buck began his story as a professional motocross racer riding the circuit for over a decade  He received a full ride with the Honda team through the West Coast Super Cross Series in 2009. He placed his riding career on holdto pursue his love and passion for country music.

    56 min
  2. b4Nashville with Carter Lybrand

    10/31/2022

    b4Nashville with Carter Lybrand

    Past the corn fields and dirt roads of mid state South Carolina, Carter Lybrand found his love for country music through his musically gifted grandparents.  While in Iraq, this defender of freedom became popular among his comrades for his natural singing ability.  Destined to carve out his own musical journey, Carter began pursuing music professionally in 2019.

    1h 43m

  3. 10/31/2022

    b4Nashville with Chandler Stephens

    Chandler Stephens was born with the love of music in her soul.  At a very young age she began singing in church, and her love for music only expanded from there.

    50 min
  4. b4Nashville with Michelle Wright

    06/28/2022

    b4Nashville with Michelle Wright

    Growing up in Merlin, Ontario, a small Canadian farming community near Chatham, Michelle Wright heard the rhythm & blues and Motown hits coming out of Detroit, just forty-five minutes away. But especially, she heard the strains of country music since her parents were both country performers. "My earliest memories of music are singing in the car or spending the weekend with my father after my parents separated and watching him put on a rhinestone-studded suit to perform in." As a young girl, she tagged along to countless shows. "We were never a family band, but I got a lot of inspiration and encouragement from my mother. That's where my love of country music really began."

    1h 3m
  5. b4Nashville with Flat River Band

    06/17/2022

    b4Nashville with Flat River Band

    The Flat River Band, consisting of three brothers Andy, Chad and Dennijo Sitze, grew up in a multi-generational family band. Performing  alongside their parents and grandparents, they held residencies at Silver Dollar City in Branson, Missouri and at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Throughout their tenure in music, the Missouri natives have charted #1 hits on the bluegrass gospel charts and have opened for  The Chicks’ Natalie Maines, Alison Krauss, Ricky Skaggs, Rhonda Vincent, TG Sheppard and more.

    1h 8m
  6. b4Nashville with Dew Pendelton

    04/28/2022

    b4Nashville with Dew Pendelton

    One of the chosen few to be born in Alabama, Dew Pendleton is a full time singer songwriter Traveling musician husband & father of five, artist who lives on I-65 between Nashville & the gulf coast. He coin phrased the term #hippieredneckgospelove and lives it, writes it, and sings it like his last time every night on stage. Country Soul & rocknroll on top of 3 chords & the truth. Spreading The gospel of Heartaches & an Old Timey Love.

    36 min
  7. b4Nashville with Brett Sherocky

    04/28/2022

    b4Nashville with Brett Sherocky

    Belleville, Illinois native Brett Sheroky moved to Nashville in 2009 to work as a speech therapist by day and like many, came to Music City with the hopes of pursuing a career in music. Balancing a family and full time job while honing his craft in songwriting was all he knew for so long. With just over 10 years under his belt, his dreams became reality as he signed his first publishing deal with Sea Gayle Music.

    1h 5m

  8. 03/22/2022

    b4Nashville with Chris O'Brien, Founder and CEO of Forgotten Coast K9

    Yes, music can heal the soul and do great things for people.  Normally we are introducing you to a new artist in hopes you will become a fan.  But tonight is different. Every day Veterans and First Responders are diagnosed with PTSD. Dealing with an ongoing battle at home doesn't have to happen alone. Service dogs help those that have served us in many ways. Typically the process to obtain a service dog can take 2-5 years. However, with our revolutionary training, through Top Tier K9, the process in getting an essential service dog to a veteran, or first responder in need, is less than six months.

    1h 19m
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Introducing the Country stars of tomorrow to the Country fans of today!

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  • Creator
    b4nashville
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2022
  • Episodes
    49
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © b4nashville
  • Show Website
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