Grand Ole Opry

Thomas Rhett, a Georgia native, was born with music in his blood.  It is not a surprise that he began playing guitar and writing songs in high school after spending years watching his father, Rhett Atkins, make an impact on country music penning hit after hit. Thomas Rhett began to pave his path into the industry in 2010.  He was signed to his first publishing deal in while still a college student and landed his first cut soon after.  When Jason Aldean’s My Kinda Party album went platinum with Rhett’s song “I Ain’t Ready To Quit” his success ignited. Within the next year, he was signed to his first record deal with Big Machine Label Group. Even before his full-length album was released he was already making headway with his first single “Something To Do With My Hands”.  Thomas Rhett has opened up for artists such as Pat Green, Blake Shelton, and Lynyrd Skynyrd.  He attributes his drive to his passion for music, his support system of friends and family, and his faith. “I have no idea what will happen tomorrow, next week, or next year, but I have complete faith the wherever it may be will be the right spot… I can’t wait to see what happens.”