ANDY CHILDS
Singer/Songwriter/Entertainer Andy Childs scored several chart hits and music videos as a solo artist for RCA Records in the 1990s, then formed the super-group SIXWIRE and recorded more hits and videos for Warner Brothers Records.  Sixwire was recently featured on American Idol’s AMERICAN BAND on FOX Television, and is the featured band on CMT’s CAN YOU DUET.  Andy Childs tours year-round, all over the world, performing solo and with Sixwire.  Specializing in convention entertainment and corporate events, Andy’s client list includes Fedex, Nike, Disney, Sun Micro, Trustmark, Merle Norman, and countless others.

He has opened for Faith Hill, Martina McBride, Clint Black, Trisha Yearwood, Tanya Tucker, Charlie Daniels Band, and many other top country stars. Currently, Andy Childs is traveling and performing with his Memphis and Nashville-based back-up band. 

When not touring, Andy Childs resides in Nashville, Tennessee.  His time at home in Nashville is spent writing songs and producing recording projects.  Andy’s songs have been recorded by Nashville artists Chris Cagle, George Canyon, Blackhawk and others, as well as several artists in Europe.  Andy often performs around Nashville at song-writer clubs like the famous Bluebird Cafe, and frequently tours around the country performing his solo-acoustic show.

Visit www.andychilds.com for more information.

DON SCHLITZ
He's the 2-time Grammy Award winner singer-songwriter of "The Gambler" and "Forever and Ever, Amen;" he's won 3 CMA Song of the Year Awards and 2 ACM Song of Year Awards; he's a 4-time ASCAP Country Songwriter of the Year; he's written 24 #1 singles and a Broadway Musical. In 2010, he was honored with the Academy of Country Music's Poet's Award for lifetime achievement in songwriting and inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame.

And so there are millions of people out there who know Don Schlitz but have never heard of him. They know his wisdom, as conveyed in a gambler's advice. They know his empathy, as heard in "Give Me Wings." They know his conviction, as heard in "Old School" and "On The Other Hand," and they've known his humor since the day they heard Mary Chapin Carpenter singing "I Feel Lucky."

Visit www.donschlitz.com for more information.

RICHARD LEIGH
A member of the Nashville Songwriter’s Hall of Fame, Richard’s penning of “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue” sent him to the Country Music Association award stage to take home the prize for Song of the Year in 1978, as well as a Grammy for Best Country Song. In fourteen trips to the Top Ten with hits he has written or co-written, including recordings by Kathy Mattea, Steve Wariner, Crystal Gayle, Guy Clark, and Ray Charles, eight have become #1 singles.

The Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter is a veteran of 34 years in the music business and is rapidly becoming a rarity of longevity in Music City, USA. Other artists who have recorded Leigh’s songs include: Anne Murray, Martina McBride, George Jones, K.T. Oslin, Ronnie Milsap, B.J. Thomas, Bill Medley, Perry Como, Connie Francis, Debbie Boone, Conway Twitty, Alabama, Shenandoah, Tammy Wynette, The Bellamy Brother’s, Suzy Boguss, Guy Clark, Ricky Scaggs, Lorrie Morgan, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Marie Osmond, Jerry Jeff Walker, Kitty Wells, Bobby Bare, and many more.

Visit www.richardleigh.com for more information.