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Johnny Rodes, An Award winning Nashville recording artist brings a fresh unique sound to country music which some have compared to Johnny Cash and John Lennon which only begins to tell the story of this prolific songwriter and performer.
With over 300 songs to his credit , Johnny Rodes has perfected the art of writing hit songs with catchy hooks and well thought out lyrics.
Johnny began his career on the west coast in California and moved to Nashville in 2001. When arriving in Nashville Johnny Rodes filmed one of the most expensive music videos ever done by an indie artist titled 28 Miles To Go which told a story of a confederate town who fought to defend their way of life against overwhelming odds.
During the span of 2001 and 2006 Johnny Rodes was nominated for the Best Practices In Global Health for his work with sick kids. He was the only artist evr to be nominated for this prestigious award which is normally reserved for doctors, humanitarians and researchers.
ith 4 song writing awards, Johnny Rodes proved to the Nashville music crowd that he was a pro at his craft and a force to be reckoned with.
He missed over 6 yrs during 2007 and 2013 due to serious health issues that nearly took his life on a number of occasions including a coma that seemed to give him a unique insight into the view of life. You can take any event in life and turn it into a positive if you keep your eyes on the prize.
2015 brought Johnny Rodes back to the front of the music world with his break through song "I'll Take You To Eden", which won Song of the Year in Southern Rock at the Nashville Awards for The Josie Show, a syndicated radio show.
Preparing for his 2016 USA tour is under way and his exceptional talent at performing and writing is showcased as he prepares to take his band , the Johnny Rodes Outlaw Band across the country.
Johnny plays guitar, piano and is the lead vocals in what critics call the sound of our modern generation. Watch a show and become a fan for life as the Outlaw of country music wins fans with his incredible talent.
Dont miss seeing what clubs call The Ultimate Performer and The New Man is Black
With over 300 songs to his credit , Johnny Rodes has perfected the art of writing hit songs with catchy hooks and well thought out lyrics.
Johnny began his career on the west coast in California and moved to Nashville in 2001. When arriving in Nashville Johnny Rodes filmed one of the most expensive music videos ever done by an indie artist titled 28 Miles To Go which told a story of a confederate town who fought to defend their way of life against overwhelming odds.
During the span of 2001 and 2006 Johnny Rodes was nominated for the Best Practices In Global Health for his work with sick kids. He was the only artist evr to be nominated for this prestigious award which is normally reserved for doctors, humanitarians and researchers.
ith 4 song writing awards, Johnny Rodes proved to the Nashville music crowd that he was a pro at his craft and a force to be reckoned with.
He missed over 6 yrs during 2007 and 2013 due to serious health issues that nearly took his life on a number of occasions including a coma that seemed to give him a unique insight into the view of life. You can take any event in life and turn it into a positive if you keep your eyes on the prize.
2015 brought Johnny Rodes back to the front of the music world with his break through song "I'll Take You To Eden", which won Song of the Year in Southern Rock at the Nashville Awards for The Josie Show, a syndicated radio show.
Preparing for his 2016 USA tour is under way and his exceptional talent at performing and writing is showcased as he prepares to take his band , the Johnny Rodes Outlaw Band across the country.
Johnny plays guitar, piano and is the lead vocals in what critics call the sound of our modern generation. Watch a show and become a fan for life as the Outlaw of country music wins fans with his incredible talent.
Dont miss seeing what clubs call The Ultimate Performer and The New Man is Black