Tim Rushlow

Tim Rushlow is an American singer-songwriter and recording artist recognized for his contributions to country music. Rushlow is a founding member of Little Texas, a country-rock band formed with guitarist Dwayne O'Brien in Arlington, Texas, before relocating to Nashville. As lead vocalist of Little Texas, Rushlow contributed to four albums and a Greatest Hits package, with the band charting more than 15 singles on the Billboard country singles charts. Little Texas released several albums with Warner Bros., producing hits such as "Some Guys Have All the Love," "What Might Have Been," and "God Blessed Texas."

Rushlow has sold more than 11 million records in the country pop genre, earned CMA and ACM Awards, received three Grammy nominations, and completed over a dozen world tours. After Little Texas disbanded, Rushlow launched a solo career with Atlantic Records, charting a Top Ten single on the country charts with "She Misses Him." The song also led to his two-year role as a spokesman for the Alzheimer's Association. Following the closure of Atlantic's country division, Rushlow formed a six-piece band called Rushlow, which recorded the album "Right Now" for Lyric Street Records. The album produced two singles on the Hot Country Songs charts: "I Can't Be Your Friend" and "Sweet Summer Rain."

Rushlow expanded his repertoire by recording "Tim Rushlow Classic Christmas," a Big Band Christmas album featuring musicians from the Nashville Symphony. He leads Tim Rushlow & His Big Band, a 20-piece orchestra performing classic songs from the Great American Songbook, including works by Bobby Darin, Frank Sinatra, and Dean Martin. Rushlow has also released the album "Date Nite," featuring jazz and symphony musicians in a collection of classic love songs.

Rushlow is a member of The Frontmen, a country music supergroup with Larry Stewart and Richie McDonald, former lead singers of Restless Heart and Lonestar, respectively. The trio has achieved 30 No. 1 hit songs and sold over 30 million records. The Frontmen perform at venues ranging from military events to casinos and corporate gatherings, and have appeared on globally televised broadcasts, including a performance at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. The group maintains an active presence in the country music industry.