Chandler Walters

Tracy Lee Lawrence is an American country music singer, songwriter, and record producer. Born in Atlanta, Texas in 1968, he grew up in Foreman, Arkansas, where he was influenced by traditional and outlaw country, as well as Southern rock. He started performing at 15 and moved to Nashville in 1990 to pursue country music. Lawrence is known for his rich voice, traditional sound, and hits like Sticks and Stones, Alibis, and Time Marches On. www.tracylawrence.com

Bringing energy back to the classic-country tradition, Chandler Walters is a 22-year-old multi-talented native of Marietta, Georgia, signed to Ern’s Cadillac Music / DeVille Records. Already a seasoned steel-guitar player and multi-Platinum, all-genre No. 1 songwriter, his burgeoning artistic career is now kicking off, schooled on a mix of rock and country influence. The guitar slinger moved to Nashville on a whim in 2021, picking up steel guitar and catching the attention of hitmaker ERNEST in the process, who promptly added Walters to his band. Traveling the world while learning song craft from the modern greats, he signed a publishing deal with Ern’s Cadillac Music in 2024, earning monster success as a GRAMMY and ACM nominated singer-songwriter, seasoned steel guitarist and hitmaker who penned the all-genre No. 1 smash "I Had Some Help (feat. Morgan Wallen)" by Post Malone. Now signed to DeVille Records, he made his artistic debut on Cadillac Sessions – a compilation album mixing classic style with a new-Nashville swagger, introducing Walters and his label mates to the world. Boasting organic, live-show inspired country sonics (with plenty of steel guitar) and a knack for modern language, tracks like “Whatever Happened to Us” find a proven hitmaker turning “real shit” into catchy, singalong anthems.