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United States J.R. Moore asks, "What would country music sound like if it had made its home in Memphis instead of Nashville?"
J.R. Moore is the lead singer of the pop-rock group Ingram Hill.
J.R. Moore has toured nationally with Maroon 5.
J.R. Moore has toured nationally with the Zac Brown Band.
J.R. Moore has toured nationally with Hootie & the Blowfish.
J.R. Moore has toured nationally with Gavin Degraw.
J.R. Moore has toured nationally with Jason Mraz.
J.R. Moore has toured nationally with Hanson.
J.R. Moore has toured nationally with Cowboy Mouth.
Ingram Hill released albums "June's Picture Show" (2004) and "Cold in California" (2007), and EP "Why the Wait" (2006) through Hollywood Records.
Ingram Hill released their EP "Until Now" (2002) on Traveler Records.
Ingram Hill released albums "Look Your Best" (2010), "Blue Room Afternoon" (2011), and "Ingram Hill" (2012) on Rock Ridge Music.
J.R. Moore was interviewed by Southern Fellow about his music and career progression, particularly his solo EP "Rocket."
J.R. Moore is available on Cameo for personalized video messages for fans.
J.R. Moore performed live music at Centerpoint Brewing with Zack Mack.
J.R. Moore has an active YouTube channel featuring his music videos and live performances.
J.R. Moore's music, including his EP "Rocket," is available on Spotify.
J.R. Moore's music, including his EP "Rocket," is available on Apple Music.
J.R. Moore's music, including his EP "Rocket," is available on Amazon Music.
J.R. Moore's music, including his EP "Rocket," is available on Google Music.
J.R. Moore has established himself as a prominent figure in the music industry, initially gaining recognition as the lead singer of the pop-rock group Ingram Hill. Born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Moore’s musical journey began developing a unique sound rooted in the city’s rich musical heritage. Ingram Hill was formed in 2000, with Moore on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, alongside Phil Bogard, Shea Sowell, and Matt Chambless. The band quickly garnered attention, releasing their EP *Until Now* in 2002 on Traveler Records, produced in part by Emerson Hart of Tonic. This early success laid the groundwork for a career characterized by consistent musical output and extensive touring.
Over two decades, Moore has demonstrated his versatility as a songwriter, vocalist, and performer. In 2004, Ingram Hill released their first full-length album, *June’s Picture Show*, produced by Rick Beato. The band continued to release music, including the EPs *Why the Wait* (2006) and multiple studio albums such as *Cold in California* (2007), *Look Your Best* (2010), *Blue Room Afternoon* (2011), and *Ingram Hill* (2012). During this period, Ingram Hill’s songs, including “Will I Ever Make It Home” and “Almost Perfect,” charted multiple times and were featured in films and on television. Moore toured nationally with notable artists and bands such as Maroon 5, Zac Brown Band, Hootie & the Blowfish, Gavin Degraw, Jason Mraz, and Hanson. His career progression reflects a dedication to music and an ability to connect with diverse audiences.
More recently, Moore has embarked on a solo career, introducing his debut EP, *Rocket*, which explores a country sound infused with his Memphis roots. This new direction is characterized by raw instrumentation and infectious melodies, moving beyond traditional genre boundaries. Moore’s solo work represents a return to his core musical influences, continuing to showcase his songwriting and vocal talents. He remains active in the music scene, performing and collaborating, while also maintaining his connection with Ingram Hill for select performances.
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