Tonight's Songwriters Have Written Songs For:

• Keith Urban
• Blake Shelton
• Kenny Chesney
• Uncle Kracker
• And More!

JT Harding:

J.T. Harding was born and raised in South Detroit. Chasing his dream in Los Angeles, JT snuck into record companies, demo in hand wearing a “borrowed” Fed Ex jacket. JT toured the world as an assistant for Linkin Park and ended up opening for the band and landed a writing deal.. JT has written number one songs for Kenny Chesney, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, and Darius Rucker and SMILE with Uncle Kracker. His memoir “Party like a Rockstar” was published earlier this year and is an Amazon bestseller. It is available everywhere books are sold.

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Matt Jenkins:

Matt Jenkins is a singer/songwriter from Ft Worth, Texas. Perfectly riding the line between cool and commercial, Jenkins’ songs always leave the listener wanting more. A 2017 CMA Triple Play Award Winner, he has earned 9 #1 singles, including “Buy Dirt” by Jordan Davis and Luke Bryan, "Happy Anywhere" from Blake Shelton ft. Gwen Stefani, "Do I Make You Wanna" by Billy Currington, "Song For Another Time" by Old Dominion and "Setting The World On Fire" by Kenny Chesney ft. Pink. He also wrote Florida Georgia Line's "Confession", Dustin Lynch's "Where It's At" and Keith Urban's hit single "Cop Car." Not only do his songs top charts but they also set the mood for TV's biggest shows including his song “Fade Into You” placed in ABC’s show Nashville. Jenkins has also appeared multiple times on the Grand Ole Opry.

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Ryan Larkins:

Born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, Ryan Larkins began his songwriting journey at 12 years old, honing his baritone sound by singing and playing guitar at his home church. His talent caught the attention of Nashville’s music industry, leading to a publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing. Larkins’ unique sound, blending traditional country with gospel, pop, and R&B, has made him a sought-after songwriter, working with legends like Bill Anderson and co-writing the Grammy-nominated duet “Someday It’ll All Make Sense” for Dolly Parton. He’s also had his songs recorded by artists like Tim McGraw and Cody Johnson, and in 2023, he signed with Red Street Records to release his own music.

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