Gyth Rigdon

Gyth Rigdon is a country music artist who gained national recognition as a runner-up on NBC’s The Voice, showcasing his blend of country, southern rock, and soul. After gaining national recognition as the runner-up on NBC’s The Voice, Gyth Rigdon established himself as a prominent country music artist, known for his distinctive blend of country, southern rock, and soul. Rigdon competed on season 16 of NBC’s The Voice in 2019, where his blind audition performance of Dobie Gray’s ‘Drift Away’ garnered three chair turns, leading him to join Team Blake Shelton. Throughout his tenure on the show, Rigdon captivated audiences with powerful renditions of songs including Mitchell Tenpenny’s ‘Drunk Me,’ Conway Twitty’s ‘Goodbye Time,’ Shenandoah’s ‘I Want To Be Loved Like That,’ and Blake Shelton’s ‘Nobody But Me.’ He ultimately advanced to the finals, securing the runner-up position.

In the period following his appearance on The Voice, Rigdon has consistently advanced his music career, focusing on new releases that showcase his evolving artistry and unique sound. He released his album ‘When I’m Gone,’ a project that further solidified his distinctive blend of country, southern rock, and soul. Through ‘When I’m Gone’ and subsequent releases, Rigdon has continued to demonstrate his powerful vocal range and authentic storytelling, connecting deeply with his dedicated fanbase. He maintains an active engagement with his audience through various platforms and ongoing live performances, consistently delivering new material that reinforces his position as a compelling voice in modern country music.