Here at Gearhead Country, we are going to be regularly posting videos, that either have a direct tie in with Gearhead Country, or are just some of out favorites. We actively support CANADIAN EMERGING ARTISTS . With internet radio airplay , as well as streaming music , and video promotion .

New Music From Some

Of Our Best New ,

and Established Artists

NEW RELEASES

Alee – Stop Making Trucks

Dayna Reid – The Way You Lie

Brian John Harwood – Right Side of the Dirt

Brian John Harwood ft Jason Blaine – Nothing More Country Than That

Tim Hicks – Talk To Time

Brooklyn Blackmore – Great Minds Drink Alike

Fresh from the Canadian Country Music Scene

Angelica Appelman – U – Turn

Alli Walker – Home Town Home

Cole Bradley – Happy Hour

Chris Buck – Thank God for Good Friends

Kelly Prescott – Convertible

Sykamore – Better Half

Brooklyn Blackmore – Chasing The Sunset

Ty Baynton – Wrong Turns

Katy Hurt – Revved Up

More Gearhead Country Emerging Canadian Artists

Emily Clair – Drive Me Home

Shawn Austin – Tailgate to Heaven

Dustin Bird – Broke and Lonely

Nicole Rayy – Broken Boys

Andrew Hyatt – I Needed That

Hot Hits of the Spring Thaw

Kelsi Mayne – As I Go

From the CCMA’S 2019

Tyler Lewis – RedNeck On

Justin LaBrash – Where The Wild Things Are

Tenille Townes – White Horse

Chris Buck Band – Gitty Up

Abby Stewart – I’m Still Faster

Worth Another Look

Washboard Union – Shot of Glory

2018 Cool Summer Tracks to Check Out

Lisa Moen – Country Girls Rock and Roll

Kelsi Mayne – Still Not Over You

The Reklaws – Hometown Kids

Larry Berrio – What A Ride

Drew Gregory – Know Good

Just a Fun Addition – Kelsi Mayne in the Rivertown Saints – Cherry Bomb

Good Bye 2017 – Thanks for a Great Year

The Road Hammers and Haulin Ass

Check out the 1956 Chevrolet in this one …….

Hot Rippin Videos of 2016

Buck Twenty – Here’s To The Night

Mike Trudell – Runaway Highway

Lyndsay Butler – Gravel Road

Check out this cool Song and Video from Lyndsay Butler wwwlyndsaybutler.com

More to Come from Lyndsay on Gearhead Country Radio – Soon

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A Little Less HELL , and a bit more HEAVEN …. LOL

Runaway Angel – Run Angel Run …..

Roger Dalton – Hell Sounds Like Heaven To Me

Yes a very nice 55 Chevy

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WORTH ANOTHER LOOK

Andrew Hyatt – Love Drunk – Check out the cool truck

Genevieve Fisher – Bad Enough – Video shot in Havana Cuba …..

Austin Belle – Just Drive

Awesome Song from Austin Belle – and a super cool video ….. and a 1956 Chevrolet … how cool is that ..

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Gear Rippin Gearhead Country Car Video Fun

Tim Hicks – Here Comes the Thunder

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Here is the latest from Shane Chisholm …

http://youtu.be/JRT6lE4e500

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Gearhead Country Rising Star – Trinity Bradshaw

From Summerside PEI

EP REVIEW for Gearhead Country – Ian Rome

Trinity Bradshaw, will be releasing her sophomore EP, Open Skies, on June 17. The EP features her single, Never Drinking Again which is now playing on Country radio across Canada. In support of the release, the PEI native will perform across Alberta and Ontario this summer including shows at The Calgary Stampede and Boots & Hearts Music Festival

Trinity Bradshaw is new , fresh and , fun . This EP is filled with some great songs . Starting with Never Drinking Again , which strikes a resounding chord , a statement that I am sure many of us have uttered , and makes one think of a night when you might have had one too many . The next song In The Middle of Us , is beautifully crafted , and is sure to be a hit on Country Radio .One of those morning feel good songs that just makes you smile , and think about the one you love .
The surprise of the EP is the cover of the John Waite classic Missing You . Very well done .
Trinity’s adaptation is fresh , and transitions to country extremely well .
We cant forget the fun , Guns Don’t Kill Good Men ( Love Does ) well worth a listen , and a true Gearhead Country song with attitude . Check out the video link below .
Open Skies was recorded at the world-famous Blackbird Studios in Nashville (Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, Dixie Chicks) with all-star session players Chad Cromwell (Neil Young, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert), Tim Marks (Taylor Swift, Jewel), Russ Pahl (Blake Shelton, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Bryan) and Russ Broom (Jann Arden).
Looking for what’s new , and fresh , and lots of fun
make sure you check out Open Skies , By Trinity Bradshaw
Ian Rome – Gearhead Country –Creator / Host – www.gearheadcountry.com
Guns Don’t Kill Good Men ( Love Does )
www.trinitybradshaw.com
Twitter: @trinitybradshaw
Instagram: @trinitybradshaw
Facebook: www.facebook.com/trinitybradshaw

Cool little tune

Guns Dont Kill Good Men ( Love Does )

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Overheating Hot Videos

Larry Berrio – No Guts No Glory

Larry will be joining us soon in the Gearhead Country Garage , and we get to check out his custom Hemi Powered Dodge Truck

Tim Hicks – Hell Raisin Good Time

Dean Brody – Dirt

Tim Hicks – Get By

http://youtu.be/Zf2sYrtJvoU

Emerson Drive / Doc Walker – Let it Roll

Bobby Wills – Show Some Respect

Dallas Smith – If It Gets You Where You Wanna Go

Deric Ruttan – Main Street 1979

Country singer-songwriter Deric Ruttan explains the idea behind his hit single, “Main Street, 1979.”

“Main Street, 1979” started with me picking up my guitar during a quiet moment, sitting by myself at home. It started with that guitar part and a mood, and the song came slowly. I’d pick it up and put it back down periodically, working at it over the course of a few months. Even though I thought the idea of writing a song about the things kids see from the backseat of their parents’ car was a pretty relatable idea, at some point I made the decision to write the song “just for me,” meaning I wasn’t writing it from a standpoint of wanting it to be “commercial” necessarily. It is the most personal song I’ve ever written and chosen to record – there is a lot of specific detail in it that is true to my life – literal places and people that populated my life in Bracebridge, Ontario, as I was growing up. When I recorded it, I had no intention of it being a single, it was just a song that meant something to me that I thought deserved to be heard. I’ve been flattered that so many who’ve heard it have heard their own stories reflected in the lyrics – in my opinion, there is no greater compliment for a songwriter.