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Cowboy Troy, known for pioneering the "hick-hop" genre, merges country and rap music, bringing a distinctive sound to various stages and media.
Cowboy Troy is available for booking through Booking Entertainment for various events, showcasing his unique "country rap" music (hick-hop) and potential collaborations with other established country artists.
Information regarding hiring Cowboy Troy for brand endorsements, including opportunities for creative partnerships and endorsements.
Cowboy Troy collaborated with legendary artist Phil Everly of The Everly Brothers, writing and working on music together.
Cowboy Troy, along with Big & Rich and Gretchen Wilson, revived the iconic MuzikMafia for a 20th-anniversary celebration tour.
Highlighting Cowboy Troy Coleman as the maestro behind the Hick Hop genre and a touring partner of country megastars Big & Rich, discussing his musical journey.
Announcement of the 2024 concert season featuring Big & Rich in collaboration with Cowboy Troy, indicating a continued partnership for tour events.
An article profiling Cowboy Troy's unique musical style of 'hick-hop' and his appeal to audiences.
A description of Cowboy Troy as a 'Hick-Hop Artist' known for rhyming and singing, and being a gentleman.
Fantasy Springs Resort hosted Big & Rich featuring Cowboy Troy, highlighting the duo's successful musical partnership and promotions for individual releases.
A platform for requesting booking information on Cowboy Troy for events, including fees and availability.
As part of a Chevrolet promotion, Troy, Gretchen Wilson, and Big & Rich released "Our America" as a free, time-limited download. They also performed the song live at the Boston Pops concert on July 4, 2005.
Cowboy Troy's 2017 single "Pork Chop" was utilized as the theme song for "Porktober", a promotional campaign by the National Pork Board in October 2017.
Troy Lee Coleman III, born on December 18, 1970, in Victoria, Texas, is known professionally as Cowboy Troy. He spent his formative years in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area, absorbing a diverse range of musical influences including country artists like Charlie Daniels and Kenny Rogers, rock bands such as ZZ Top and KISS, and rap icons Run DMC and LL Cool J. This eclectic musical upbringing shaped his unique style, which he began developing during his time at the University of Texas at Austin. Prior to his music career, Coleman earned a bachelor’s degree and worked as an assistant manager at a Foot Locker store in Dallas.
His distinctive blend of rap and country music, which he termed “hick-hop,” gained significant attention. He became a member of the MuzikMafia, a collective of artists founded by John Rich of Big & Rich. This association led to his major breakthrough when he contributed to Big & Rich’s 2004 multi-platinum album, “Horse of a Different Color,” performing a multi-lingual segment on the opening track “Rollin’ (The Ballad of Big & Rich).” This exposure led to a recording contract with Warner Bros. Nashville.
In 2005, Cowboy Troy released his debut major-label album, “Loco Motive.” The album achieved commercial success, debuting at No. 2 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart. Its lead single, “I Play Chicken with the Train,” reached No. 48 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart and was the top country download on the iTunes Music Store in April 2005. He continued to release several more albums, including “Black in the Saddle” (2007) and “King of Clubs” (2014), and has appeared in various television shows and films, including his role as Finnegan in the 2022 Western film “The Desperate Riders.”
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