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Adam Gregory is featured on the AOL music web site The Boot. Give a look to Adam’s “New Face” feature here.
We climbed in altitude this week, as I drove Adam Gregory around Colorado. I love the state and the stations there are very accommodating to seeing new artists.
KCCY/Colorado Springs loaded up the conference room with a large staff gathering who Adam played for. Pictured L to R: Me, Adam, MD Chris Brooks, and PD Jesse Garcia. Great guys I’ve known for a long time.
KATC/Colorado Springs was gracious enough to welcome Adam into their studio for an interview and performance. Thanks to the Cat Country folks for the airplay and airtime. L to R: MD Wingnut, Adam, and PD Jim West.
Jones Radio Network welcomed Adam, and as always, made the most out of having an artist stop by their studios. Adam went live on two of their syndicated stations and performed songs, then went into the production room to cut liners and perform a few songs for future use. It’s always nice to see the staff at Jones. Pictured is OM/PD Jim Murphy and Adam.
The last stop was the mighty KYGO/Denver. Thanks to Joel Burke, Garret Doll and staff for having us in their Coors performance room. Pictured is Adam and MD Garret Doll.
After trips to Little Rock, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Dallas and San Antonio, we spent our final day of the week long tour in Houston and a visit to KILT. Pictured above is MD Greg Fry, Adam Gregory, OM/PD Jeff Garrison and me. Below is Adam’s performance of “Down The Road From Me”. An amazing song.
Adam Gregory is out playing for radio this week and the tour continues in Oklahoma City. The following is from his performance of “Anything At All” for the staff of KKNG. Special thanks to morning gal KC Sheperd.
Out on the road visiting radio with Adam Gregory. Below are my friends from KSSN/Little Rock and KVOO/Tulsa.
(top photo) KSSN/Little Rock: MD Jeremy Guenther, me, Adam, and PD Chad Heritage
(bottom photo) KVOO/Tulsa: me, morning gal Sunny, Adam, and PD Luke Jensen
Teen Magazine has a feature on Adam Gregory this month:
“Meet Adam Gregory, a 22-year-old country crooner who’s our pick for the next big thing! We just love his new single, “Crazy Days,” and thought you guys would get a kick out of “meeting” him. So, without further ado…….”
Go here to check out the complete Teen interview with Adam.
Debut of the Adam Gregory video for “Crazy Days”. Directed by Wes Edwards. Check out more information on his web site www.adamgregory.com.
Directed by Wes Edwards
Midas Records/No Strings Attached recording artist Adam Gregory is making his U.S. debut with the release of “Crazy Days.” The single was co-written by Adam, Lee Brice, Kyle Jacobs and Joe Leathers and was co-produced by Keith Follese and Brad Allen.
Though he’s just 22 years old, Adam Gregory draws on more than a decade’s worth of writing and performing experience for his upcoming debut album on Midas.
Growing up in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Adam’s musical journey began when he wrote his first composition at age 12 and was signed to a record deal with Sony Canada. After recording his debut album, he launched into life as a road warrior opening shows for the likes of Alan Jackson, Keith Urban and Lonestar. Adam scored several top ten hits on Canada’s country charts throughout his teens, gaining a loyal following with the release of three studio albums.
Now in Nashville, Adam looks forward to bringing his music to the U.S. market. He is currently on a series of radio tours promoting the single release and looking forward to continued touring in support of the upcoming album.
The next country music star is about to shine. Adam Gregory just wrapped up a video in Florida for his first single “Crazy Days”. The following clip is behind the scenes footage from the making of the music video. Do yourself a favor and at least listen to this incredible track. Be ahead of the game and click play!
I’ve launched this blog as a means to let you know what is going on at Midas Records and with our artists, but I also want it to be a place where we get to know one other beyond the weekly music calls. I’d like to have radio folks submit articles and stories they personally have written, as I will do the same. I’d like to find commonality and discussion when so often we have opposition and brevity because of the nature of our divergent jobs. I’d love for this blog to be a tool in knowing one another better and for an interesting outlet for an interesting business.
So, let’s get this thing going.
