Kenyon Lockry

In January of 2006, a five song demo Kenyon had made in Nashville got in the hands of country music legend Mel Tillis. Kenyon soon signed a management deal with Mr. Tillis. For the next six years, he recorded three albums and toured the nation. Touring with Mel brought Kenyon to Branson, CMA Music Festivals, multiple performances at the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opy.

Kenyon has since recorded two critically acclaimed albums under his independent label Kenyon Lockry Music. His upcoming release “Honky Tonk Noir”, is a concept album based upon classic Film Noir movie plots including a femme fatale. This action packed album follows a passionate couple's relationship which starts off on fire, but ultimately leads to the protagonists ruin. Also, the album features musicians such as Kenny Vaughan and Chris Scruggs from Marty Stuart’s Fabulous Superlatives, along with Johnny Cash’s last bassist, Dave Roe.

At Kenyon’s live performances, he strives to keep a balance of staying true to his style and playing all time favorites that can appeal to just about any crowd.