Jerrod Niemann

Jerrod Niemann is an American country music singer and songwriter, known for his chart-topping singles and extensive songwriting contributions to prominent artists in the genre. After signing with Arista Nashville’s Sea Gayle division in 2010, Jerrod Niemann released his debut major-label album, Judge Jerrod & the Hung Jury, which debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Country Sales Chart. The album featured the Platinum Number 1 single ‘Lover, Lover,’ Niemann’s first top 40 hit, and the Gold Top 5 single ‘What Do You Want.’ This breakthrough earned him a nomination in the New Artist category at the 2010 Country Music Association Awards. Earlier in his career, Niemann had independently released his debut album, Long Hard Road, in 1999.

Under Curb Records, Niemann released the album This Ride in 2017, which included the impactful single ‘God Made a Woman.’ That same year, he collaborated with Lee Brice on the track ‘A Little More Love.’ Beyond his prolific performance career, Niemann is a highly sought-after songwriter, having co-written three singles for superstar Garth Brooks, including the chart-topping ‘Good Ride Cowboy.’ His songwriting prowess extends to a diverse roster of artists who have recorded his compositions, including Jamey Johnson, Blake Shelton, Lee Brice, and Colbie Caillat. In 2020, Niemann independently released the digital-only album Lost & Found, showcasing his continued artistic evolution. Demonstrating his commitment to giving back, Niemann has also been actively involved in charitable efforts, co-founding the non-profit ‘Free the Music USA’ and participating in numerous USO tours to support military personnel globally. His consistent output across recording, touring, and songwriting underscores his enduring influence in the country music landscape.