Vince Gill
Born in 1957, American country singer/songwriter Vince Gill started his musical career in the 70s as the frontman of the country-rock band Pure Prairie League. His solo career broke off in 1983, where he showcased his vocal talents and placed him in high demand guest vocalist and duet partners. He has recorded more than 20 albums, and over 40 of his singles charted number one on the US Billboard charts, with a sale reaching over 26 million volumes sold. He won 18 CMA awards, including two “Entertainer of the Year” awards and five “Male Vocalist Award.” He had also earned a total of 21 Grammys, breaking the record for the number of Grammys earned by any other male country music artist. In 2007, he was also inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Vince Gill
Eric Church
Eric Church started his music career when he landed a deal with Capitol Nashville in 2005. He had released a total of six albums with them since his debut. His first album, Sinners Like Me, produced three singles on the billboard country charts, including How ‘Bout You and Guys Like Me. His first number one album was released in 2011 and gave him two number one singles. His fifth Album Mr. Understood produced two number one singles. One fun fact about Eric is that he had been wearing sunglasses on stage. The good reason for it is for him to prevent his contact lenses from drying on the harsh glares of the theatrical lighting. He recently began his tour titled Holdin’ My Own, so you can catch him singing all over the country.
Eric Church
