JR Moore

Justin “JR” Moore embarked on his musical journey by co-founding the American rock band Ingram Hill in Memphis, Tennessee, in 2000. As the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist, he was central to the band’s development and releases. In 2002, Ingram Hill released their debut EP, “Until Now” under Traveler Records, with Emerson Hart of Tonic contributing as a producer for several tracks. The band further solidified their presence with their first full-length album, “June’s Picture Show,” in 2004, produced by Rick Beato. During this period, Ingram Hill’s music was featured in notable projects, including a cover of Boston’s “More Than a Feeling” for the 2005 film “Herbie: Fully Loaded,” and a rendition of Queen’s “’39” for the tribute album “Killer Queen” in the same year.

Throughout his tenure with Ingram Hill, Moore continued to contribute to several more releases. The band issued the EP “Why the Wait” in 2006, followed by the albums “Cold in California” (2007), “Look Your Best” (2010), “Blue Room Afternoon” (2011), and “Ingram Hill” (2012). During these years, Ingram Hill toured nationally, sharing stages with established acts such as Maroon 5, Hootie And The Blowfish, Guster, Zac Brown Band, Gavin DeGraw, Jason Mraz, and Hanson. Their singles, including “Will I Ever Make It Home” (2004) and “Almost Perfect” (2005), achieved positions on the Adult Top 40 charts, reaching numbers 22 and 25 respectively. The band’s 2012 self-titled album also charted on the US Heatseekers and US Country charts, reaching number 29 and 54.

Following a significant career with Ingram Hill, Moore commenced a solo career, demonstrating his versatility across country, rock, and blues genres. He released his solo EP, “Rocket,” which represents a culmination of his diverse musical experiences and Memphis upbringing. Moore’s solo work continues to showcase his songwriting and vocal talents. He remains active in the music industry, performing both solo and with Ingram Hill when schedules permit. His journey underscores a continuous evolution as an artist, spanning over two decades of musical contributions and collaborations.