April 18, 2013 If you look back over Granger Smith's early album covers, you'll find that he presented himself as a hat act. Sonically he's come a long way since those efforts, with his latest album 'Dirt Road Driveway' falling squarely in the singer-songwriter sub-genre of country music. It's an album that would sound best at a coffee house, not a honky tonk.
April 10, 2013 Granger Smith releases his ninth studio album next week (April 16) -- one he calls his most ambitious project to date. 'Dirt Road Driveway' features singles 'We Do It in a Field' and 'The Country Boy Song' in addition to 10 other tracks from the pen of the the Red Dirt singer-songwriter. Listen to the entire album early via this exclusive stream on Taste of Country.
Granger Smith is going to pull out of the 'Dirt Road Driveway' on April 16. The singer will release his new album, which is his ninth, on that day.
Granger Smith is going for a walk again. The Texas country singer is preparing to embark on his third 100-mile walk for the troops this April. Since 2011, Smith has logged 200 miles in his boots to honor the men and women who serve in the U.S. Armed Forces.
November 6, 2012 The new year will bring new music for fans of Texas country singer Granger Smith. The first single available for download is 'We Do It in a Field,' a wide-open country party song that paints a pretty familar picture to anyone who grew up unafraid of getting dirt on their jeans when having a good time.
Want to be a country boy like Earl Dibbles, Jr. in his new 'The Country Boy Song' video? That means you'll wake up next to your shotgun, with which you spooned all night, grab your dip, tuck it in your jaw, throw on your overalls, swim in the creek with your dog, fish, and hang out and do fun stuff all day. With all these extracurricular activities, who wouldn't want to be a country boy, down to the dip in your lip while cracking cold ones?
Granger Smith will literally be 'Sleeping on the Interstate' this week as he begins his second-annual 100-mile walk for the troops. The Texas-based singer-songwriter took off from south Austin on Sunday afternoon (April 15), followed closely behind by Texas state Governor Rick Perry, United States Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell and a supportive group of family, friends and fellow walkers.
They say you can't really know somebody until you walk a mile in their shoes. But we have a pretty good idea about what kind of person Granger Smith is, even though we haven't laced up his combat boots. Last year, the Texas country star slipped on his military footwear and walked 100 miles in support of our troops. This year, he'll return to the pavement to do it all over again, this time with a little more experience under his belt.
Granger Smith has been swatting 'em out of the competition left and right with his latest single, a ballad dubbed 'Letters to London.' This week, Smith and his smooth vocals are up against Roger Creager's chart-climbing single 'Turn It Up,' and if he wins for a fourth week in a row, Smith and his tune will be retired in our Taste of Country Texas Red Dirt Rumble Hall of Fame.
January 27, 2012 Texas country artist Granger Smith proves he's a songwriter that Nashville would be lucky to have with his new song 'Letters to London.' The singer squeezes every last drop of regret out of a lyric saturated with heartache.
