Tonight's Songwriters Have Written Songs For:

• Lainey Wilson
• Ashley McBryde
• Eric Church
• Cody JOhnson
• Gary LeVox
• And More!

Terri Jo Box:

Raised in Nacogdoches, Texas, singer-songwriter Terri Jo Box has built a decorated career in the Nashville music scene. Growing up writing poetry, singing in church and inspired by country music, Box moved from East Texas to Music City and immersed herself in the Nashville writing community. She wrote for MERF Music Group from 2010-2016. In 2019 she became the flagship writer signed to Jonas Group Publishing. She co-wrote “What If We Don’t” Ashley Mcbryde’s current radio single which impacted country radio on Feb 23 as the No. 1 most added song in the nation and has already hit No.1 on Highway Serius XM Hot 30 Countdown. She has earned placement on four GRAMMY-nominated albums including two cuts on Lainey Wilson’s ACM, CMA and GRAMMY Award-winning Bell Bottom Country, Miranda Lambert’s 2018 ACM Album of the Year, The "Weight of These Wings", bluegrass group Sister Sadie’s "Sister Sadie II" and McBryde’s debut, "Girl Going Nowhere", who also earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for her performance of “American Scandal” which Box co-wrote, and placement in Paramount’s “Landman” TV series. She has also written songs recorded by Eric Church, Cody Johnson, Gary LeVox, Joe Nichols, Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless, Trent Tomlinson, Gwen Sebastian, Gary Chapman, Wade Hayes, Michelle Wright, Annie Bosko, Bryan Martin, Tyler Halverson, Pryor Baird and many more. Honoring her humble beginnings Box created the popular Music Row Freakshow writer’s round in 2014 which she hosts twice weekly. With appearances around the nation and internationally, a slew of writing accolades and a stacked writing calendar, Box remains one of the most sought-after assets in a writer's room and shows no signs of slowing down as she continues to set the bar yet higher for herself.

Connect with Terri HERE

Brian Davis:

Brian Davis grew up in the small rural town of Bilboa, North Carolina. After moving to Nashville, he co-wrote the two number one song. Song one was, “One Hell of An Amen” recorded by Brantley Gilbert and the other was, “Memory I Don’t Mess With” by Lee Brice. Other artist who recorded BD’s songs are Jason Aldean, Gretchen Wilson, Tyler Farr, Jerrod Niemann, and a ton more. His songs also appeared in the hit show Nashville.

Connect with Brian HERE

Charlie Chronopoulos:

Certified RIAA Gold writer/producer Charlie Chronopoulos has garnered over 250 million streams for his credited work with Jelly Roll, Serj Tankian (System of a Down), and hip-hop acts including Joyner Lucas, Token, Chris Webby, and Tory Lanez.

On television, his work can be heard on SNL, featuring Chris Stapleton, Jack Black, and Ryan Gosling. He is also an original cast member of several Broadway and off-Broadway productions through his work at Harvard University’s American Repertory Theater under Tony Award–winning director Diane Paulus.

Born in Lowell, MA, Charlie found a home on stage as a young blues guitarist, opening for iconic acts such as The Marshall Tucker Band, The Doobie Brothers, Grand Funk Railroad, and Cheap Trick.

As an artist, he merges the wry lyricism of the Beat poets and the dark humor of Bukowski with the forms and traditions of country music. The result is a songwriter who continually finds ways to break the rules while respecting the craft.

His debut solo album, Dead End, earned a New England Music Award nomination for Album of the Year. He describes his forthcoming album as “Outlaw Rumours”—a collection that leans into the tension between country tradition, literary influence, and a distinctly modern voice. Its first single, “Don’t Say a Thing,” has already surpassed 1 million streams on Spotify and swiftly attracted the attention of the Jack Kerouac estate (On the Road, The Dharma Bums), with whom he is currently collaborating on a project to bring Jack’s unpublished work forward in song form.

Charlie maintains a hefty touring schedule, sometimes performing six nights a week, while currently producing the first artist release for the matriarch of Nashville herself, Miss Terri Jo Box.