Bio
CROSSIN DIXON..........
Mississippi based CROSSIN DIXON (previously known as Kyote Wylde) have made a name for themselves in only a short time by performing in front of thousands of people since 2006 playing major festivals, college and club scenes.
Mississippi based CROSSIN DIXON have made a name for themselves in only a short time by performing in front of over 100,000 people in 2006 playing the college and club scene. Since their formation in 2004, CROSSIN DIXON has averaged more than 100 shows a year.
In addition to packing out their own shows, CROSSIN DIXON has shared the stage with numerous high profile and national touring artists. A few of these artists include; John Anderson, Merle Haggard, Jimmy Wayne, Andy Griggs, David Allen Coe, Craig Morgan, Steve Azar, Dierks Bently, Restless Heart, Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin, Bad Company, Confederate Railroad and Jason Aldean.
After an introduction from a mutual friend in 2006, the band met record producer Michael Knox (Jason Aldean "HickTown" and "Why"). "I haven't heard vocals like theirs since Alabama" Knox says. "They really have something special."
In September 2006, CROSSIN DIXON signed a record deal with Broken Bow Records in Nashville, TN with label mates Jason Aldean and Craig Morgan. Since signing their deal the band has embarked on a nationwide radio tour, visiting all the major markets and radio stations.
CROSSIN DIXON is geared toward two things: entertainment and fun. This is one of those rare groups that love what they do and nowhere is it more evident than in the interaction between the band members. These guys are fun to watch before they hit the first note. When the lights go down and the band hits the stage you can feel the energy building.
All the hard work and endless touring has definitely paid off for CROSSIN DIXON as they continually pack the honky-tonks and roadhouses to capacity all over the country. The band is anxiously awaiting the release of their new single and new CMT video. Be sure to catch this band next time they are in your area. It will definitely be worth the price of admission.... |
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