Tommy Patterson was born and raised in the small town of Comanche, Texas. Inspired by his childhood memories and the people who influenced him,
Tommy is just a good old boy who loves telling little stories with his music. A jack of all trades when it comes to talent (oil painting, handmade knives, breathtaking reproductions of the local Indian culture},
his main love is his music. Give him a topic and a few words and he can write you a song. Debbie Mills recorded one of Tommy's songs, "This Little Church I Grew Up In", and it was number one on the radiomusicdj chart in July 2021.
Tommy is currently working on a new album, and it should be available in spring of 2026.


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Shouse was born Michael Stephen Shouse on September 27th, 1970 in Jackson, KY (birthplace of Grammy artist Sturgill Simpson and creator of Final Destination film Jeffrey Reddick, location of "Fire down below" and "Next of kin" movies. He was born a twin to brother Charles, who works in video production. After highschool he graduated with a bachelors degree in Secondary Art Education from Morehead State University. In 1992 he moved to LA and attended the Guitar Institute of Technology in Hollywood, CA. He returned to Kentucky where he taught art for 28 years. Now retired.

He received his masters degree in Nude Figure drawing from the University of Kentucky and Morehead State University. He has written articles and lessons on on line sites such as chopsfromhell.com and guitar9.com, and has been featured in magazines like Progression, Fireworks and The Sound guitar magazines. He has reviews from all over the world.

Mike taught guitar at Willis Music in Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati. He also taught at the Music Institute of Lexington, KY and wrote a monthly article in the Music Entertainment Magazine.

He released “Enter the Soul” in 2001 and the song “Man” was on a compilation cd “International Anthems: Volume 1” in 2002. His second release “Alone on the sun” was released in June 2010 and got rave reviews world wide. The title track “Alone on the sun” was featured on the new compilation cd “Gods of Indie Guitar 2011” and premiered on the Australian tv show “Guitar Gods and masterpieces.” Shouse was chosen “Best overall” from over 1000 submissions from all over the world.

He’s been working on and off camera the last few years, acting, assistant directing and doing sound and music for independent film and video productions.

“Jaded” is his first release in 15 years and he’s back….with friends! Featuring guest solos from legends Michael Angelo Batio, Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal and Tony MacAlpine. Filling out the band on drums, the best of the best, from NY, Charlie Zeleny( Drumageddon, Jordan Rudess and Terry Bozzio). Playing bass, from Los Angeles, James Amhelio Pulli ( Metal Hall of Fame bassist for Impellitteri)

Curtis Hopper was introduced to performing by way of local
universities. His popularity with the collage crowds helped him
discover his love of being in front of an audience. Influenced by
the sounds of such bands as the Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker,
and the Eagles, Curtis fine-tuned his own sound to create an
authentic country rock play-list. As a finalist on "You can be a
Star", in the 1980's, hosted by Jim Ed Brown and Gerry House,
Curtis performed for judges Jim Fogelsong, Buddy Killen and
Mickey Gilley. Following his success on that show he was joined
the Cinder Road Band. While touring Curtis continued to hone his
skills as a true crowd pleaser using his rich full vocals and playful
stage presence. Included in the long list of concert venues in
which he has performed, Curtis is proud to have graced the iconic
Grand 'ol Opry stage. Having spent the last several years raising
his family in Middle Tennessee, Curtis now finds himself single
and ready to get back to what he is all about....his music.
Randy Russell started playing guitar when he was only eight years
old. By the time he was19 he was on the road with Jeff Allen, who
was signed with United Artist. They fronted entertainers such as
Tanya Tucker, Ray Stevens and Jim Nabors at state fairs around
the country. Returning to Nashville, he played with Clifford Curry
on the college circuit throughout the South. After his stint on the
road, he came back to town and played local hot spots with
"Wholly Smoke". Randy has also jammed with such artists as
Gregg Allman, Dicky Betts and Freddie King. Having cut his teeth
on Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn, Randy's searing style and
intense stage presents is riveting. Before playing with Russell &
Hop he played around town as a founding member of 3rd Degree,
a power trio that produced three cd's. All three cd's sold
successfully in the local market. Randy has worked for Gibson
Guitar for several years.
Russell & Hop knew from the start that they had something
special. Writing together was comfortable and easy. The pieces
started falling into place for this duo. Audiences made it clear that
they wanted more of Russell and Hop.

Tony Reagan is a modern country storyteller with a road-worn voice and a heart shaped by real life, hard lessons, and enduring faith. His music blends traditional country roots with honest, relatable narratives about love, loss, redemption, and the quiet moments that shape who we become. Drawing inspiration from life experiences outside the spotlight, Tony’s songs feel lived-in, authentic, and grounded in truth.



While faith plays a meaningful role in his life, Tony doesn’t confine himself to one lane. Some songs speak directly to belief, while others simply tell human stories, meeting listeners where they are rather than preaching at them. His approach allows space for reflection, connection, and discovery, inviting people into conversations about hope and purpose through music they can feel, not just hear.



With a sound that balances grit and grace, Tony Reagan is carving out a lane for listeners who appreciate country music that’s honest, soulful, and rooted in something deeper. Whether he’s singing about a Saturday night, a long road home, or the quiet pull of faith, Tony’s goal is simple: tell stories that matter and leave people better than he found them

Cris Neish is a songwriter and storyteller rooted in Annapolis, Maryland, creating emotionally driven music inspired by the Chesapeake Bay, coastal life, military service, family, faith, and community pride. A retired military professional turned modern songwriter, Cris blends traditional storytelling with cutting-edge AI-assisted production to bring deeply personal.

Randy Cobb was born in Pensacola, Florida, and began writing at a young age as a way to cope with childhood adversity. As a young adult, he made his home in lower Alabama, where his Southern roots run deep. An avid outdoorsman, Randy draws inspiration from the land, the people, and the real-life stories that shape his music.

He began honing his craft as a singer-songwriter early on, developing a raw and heartfelt style that connects deeply with listeners. Over the years, Randy has shared the stage with major acts at clubs, fairs, and festivals across the Southeast. His talent and determination even caught the attention of Nashville labels—though a deal never came to pass, his journey as an independent, emerging artist has only grown stronger in pursuit of his dream.



In 2012, Randy shifted focus to family, building his own trucking company and dedicating his time to his daughter and his mother. Still, his love for music never faded. After losing his mother, brother, and livelihood during COVID, Randy reignited his passion with a new sense of purpose and resilience.



In fall 2024, his debut single “Not On Me” hit country radio, debuting on the MusicRow Breakout Chart in early 2025. His follow-up single “Country Boy” is currently spinning at radio, with his next release, “The Sand,” coming this October alongside a new radio campaign.

Stay up to date with news, tour dates, and new releases at www.RandyCobbMusic.com and be sure to follow Randy Cobb on all digital platforms and social media outlets!

DJ Jazzy Kat, a local DJ based in Connecticut, recently had the opportunity to sit down with a truly talented broadcaster from the golden days of radio — Mr. John Noonan of WADS AM. The two discussed how the broadcasting industry has evolved over the years, as well as DJ Jazzy Kat’s education and journey into the world of radio and DJing.

John Noonan is not only an accomplished radio DJ but also a skilled musician. Over the years, he’s had the unique experience of appearing as an extra in several films, including Sex and the City alongside Sarah Jessica Parker, as well as one of Will Smith’s movies.

NASHVILLE, TENN. — Rising Americana/Country artist and Nashville’s sought-after hitmaker BANDANA CHEYENNA – known for co-writing Dasha’s global hit, Austin (Boots Stop Workin’), Alexandra Kay’s viral hit Cupid’s A Cowgirl, and more – has teamed up with Canadian Folk-Pop artist Adam Wendler, co-writer friend on Austin, for their newest collaboration Anyhow. This single is now available on all digital streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and more