Country hitmaker Craig Campbell has long been admired for his patience and persistence in an industry that all too often relies on overnight success. After landing in Nashville from Lyons, Georgia, his undeniable talent and charm landed him steady gigs as a keyboard player for Luke Bryan and Tracy Byrd. With smooth chops and hot blooded stage presence, it wasn’t long before Campbell broke out into stardom of his own with hits like “Family Man” and “Outta My Head” soaring into the Top 15 on the Billboard Country Charts. Showing off his down-home flair in singles like “Fish” and his Top 10 smash “Keep Them Kisses Comin,” Campbell became a boot-stompin’, crowd pleasing favorite. His critically acclaimed ballad, “Outskirts of Heaven” was performed on NBC’s TODAY show and praised by Rolling Stone for its uplifting message. A regular on the Grand Ole Opry, Campbell also wowed audiences around the country on Luke Bryan’s highly successful Huntin’, Fishin’, and Lovin’ Everyday Tour. In 2018, he released See You Try, a seven-song EP on Broken Bow Records. 2020 brought on a partnership with EMPIRE and the release of new music on his own accord, starting with his romantic ballad, “It’s About Time.” The let loose anthem, “All My Friends Drink Beer,” followed. 2023 was an ambitious time of music for Campbell, who released the 16-song The Lost Files: Exhibit A and the 17-song Exhibit B, the second of which landed on the first ballot of the ACM Awards. 2024 brought Class Of ’89. Where Craig reinvented six classic Country tracks that are special to him, including “Killin’ Time,” “Too Cold At Home” and “On The Other Hand,” and re-recorded an album of his charting singles, titled Almost Greatest Hits. With a new album of original material slated for release in 2025, Craig Campbell shows no signs of slowing down. WEBSITE  |  INSTAGRAM  |  FACEBOOK  |  X  | TIKTOK