On this show, we’re honored to welcome a voice that Rolling Stone calls “supersized… filled with the electricity of Saturday night and the godly grace of Sunday morning.”
He started blazing trails as the frontman for the Southern rock band, Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies. He’s shared the stage with legends, fronting Stevie Ray Vaughan’s iconic band, Double Trouble after his passing, and performing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction honoring Aretha Franklin. He fearlessly forges blues, rock, gospel, and Southern soul into something entirely his own, earning him multiple accolades, including the Americana Music Association’s New/Emerging Artist Award in 2008, a Dove Award, and a Grammy in 2015 for Best Roots Gospel Album, Shine for All the People.
His music carries the weight of lived experience—songs about redemption, struggle, faith, and grace—he brings the church, the juke joint, and the front porch together in one potent package.
His newest release, The Sound of Muscle Shoals is a pilgrimage to the heart of American soul music and reveals an artist continuing to evolve.
