Gabe Marshall

Gabe Marshall was born and raised in Jacksonville, Illinois. He started out on the road with his father playing shows in the Midwest region. Before hitting the Central Illinois roads, he also released his first album "Where I've Been" in 2012.

Performing at bars, state fairs, festivals, American Idol, and winning the Illinois Southern Starr (with his original song "It Might Sound Crazy",) led to him opening for big names such as Chris Cagle, Easton Corbin, Brett Eldredge, Colt Ford, Dustin Lynch, and more.

Gabe has called Nashville his home since 2012, and performs at songwriter rounds and Honky Tonks in Nashville and on Broadway scene.

When in Nashville, look for Gabe you can find Gabe performing songs like his crowd-strutting single, "FIREBALL" as well as other favorite Top 40 classic and country hits on stages such as Luke's 32 Bridge, Jason Aldean's Kitchen and Rooftop Bar, Tequila Cowboy, and F.G.L. House.

Gabe Marshall released his single "FIREBALL" in June 2019.

"IN ALL MY YEARS IN THE COUNTRY MUSIC, I’VE NEVER MET ANYONE AS AGGRESSIVE IN THE MUSIC WORLD AS GABE. HE IS A TALENTED WRITER, SINGER AND A GREAT PERFORMER. HIS FATHER AND MOTHER WERE 100% BEHIND HIM. I TRIED BUT FAILED . A BETTER, HARDWORKING PERSON I’VE NEVER MET."
- Jim Prater | PowerHouse Miniseries, inc. | Prater Enterprises, inc. | Music and Entertainment consultant