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Are A&J Leaving Nashville? Ft. Liam Coleman
This week, Ally and Jamie chat about life after college, potential moves, a quick sand scare and a pesky New York City rat. They are joined by country singer Liam Coleman as he performs an acoustic version of his unreleased track "Lucky Enough," and chats about how he broke into the Nashville music scene, joining Jordan Davis in a recent lineup, his time performing gigs on Broadway and more!
About Liam Coleman:
Liam Coleman has been laser-focused on his dreams as a national country music touring and recording artist for as long as he can remember … so much so, he packed up his few belongings and headed to Nashville from his native Charlton, Massachusetts before finishing high school.
His dynamic, no-fear stage presence, deep baritone voice and insightful songwriting well beyond his years excited both his fans and the music world, and his talents have already brought him to nominations from the Worcester Music Awards for “Best Up & Comer” and a Central MA “Best of” award for “Best Musical Group.” He landed on the Pulse Magazine People to Watch 2021 list and most recently took home the grand prize in the New England Songwriting Competition. Liam signed with Marathon Talent for management in September of 2020 and has released several well-received singles.
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By Ally & JamieThis week, Ally and Jamie chat about life after college, potential moves, a quick sand scare and a pesky New York City rat. They are joined by country singer Liam Coleman as he performs an acoustic version of his unreleased track "Lucky Enough," and chats about how he broke into the Nashville music scene, joining Jordan Davis in a recent lineup, his time performing gigs on Broadway and more!
About Liam Coleman:
Liam Coleman has been laser-focused on his dreams as a national country music touring and recording artist for as long as he can remember … so much so, he packed up his few belongings and headed to Nashville from his native Charlton, Massachusetts before finishing high school.
His dynamic, no-fear stage presence, deep baritone voice and insightful songwriting well beyond his years excited both his fans and the music world, and his talents have already brought him to nominations from the Worcester Music Awards for “Best Up & Comer” and a Central MA “Best of” award for “Best Musical Group.” He landed on the Pulse Magazine People to Watch 2021 list and most recently took home the grand prize in the New England Songwriting Competition. Liam signed with Marathon Talent for management in September of 2020 and has released several well-received singles.