Jeremy Steding

Jeremy Steding draws inspiration from vintage country and western music, traditional folk and early rock n' roll. He was raised, in Florida, on the railroad sounds of Johnny Cash, the jingle jangle of The Byrds and the rhythms of Buddy Holly. It was while attending the University of Florida, that Steding was turned onto Texas/Red Dirt Music. Long a fan of Willie and Waylon, he was now digging into Cory Morrow and Robert Earl Keen as well. Texas called to him.

Steding spent a decade in Austin, becoming a staple in the Texas/Red Dirt scene and sharing the stage with artists like The Turnpike Troubadours and Clint Black. In June '16, Steding  moved to Nashville, TN with his wife Tiffini (Blue Lark Entertainment) and their new son, Jackson.

The years of pavement, pens, paper, triumphs and heartaches are paying dividends, with staples such as "Let The Boys Drink Whiskey" and "My Own American Dream" garnering a loyal and energetic fan base, entertained in venues across the globe.

Jeremy has recently completed a brand new single, "Late Night Love Song" at Nashville's Handmade Productions. Tastefully enhanced by producer Chris Gill (Whiskey Songs and Prison Songs, My Own American Dream) the song is poised to be Steding's most popular to date. Expect a new album in early 2017.