Thompson Square

Thompson Square make beautiful music together, both on and offstage. The married duo consisting of Keifer and Shawna Thompson moved to Nashville individually to pursue solo careers, but decided to form a duo after meeting at a local singing competition. They signed with Stoney Creek Records in 2010, releasing their debut single, "Let's Fight," that year. Their second single, "Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not," became their first No. 1 hit, and they scored subsequent hits with "I Got You" and "Glass." Their second album, 2012's 'Just Feels Good,' landed them another No. 1 with "If I Didn't Have You," and scored another Top 5 hit with "Everything I Shouldn't Be Thinking About." In 2015 they released a new single, "Trans Am," from their forthcoming third album, and also announced that they are expecting their first child.

  • Formed: 2002 in Nashville, Tenn.
  • Top Songs: “Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not,” “Glass,” “If I Didn’t Have You”
  • Did You Know? They sang backing vocals on Ty Herndon’s 2007 song, “Right About Now.”
  • Further Reading: Country Music’s Most Adorable Couples
Thompson Square Promote 2012 ACMs With ‘Sh-t Thompson Square Says’ Video
Thompson Square Promote 2012 ACMs With ‘Sh-t Thompson Square Says’ Video
Country music fans can steal a peek inside the life, tour bus and bedroom of ACM award-nominated duo Thompson Square in this fast-paced video just released on the married couple's YouTube page. 'Sh-t Thompson Square Says' (despite the title, it's safe for work) is a play on the title of a book, William Shatner television show and internet trend.
Thompson Square Partner With ChildFund International for 2012 Tour
Thompson Square Partner With ChildFund International for 2012 Tour
Thompson Square's Keifer and Shawna Thompson are the latest country stars to use their celebrity status to do good for those in need. The husband and wife duo have joined forces with ChildFund International for the remainder of their 2012 tour dates in order to help bring awareness to the global child development and protection agency, which helps the world's deprived, excluded and vulnerable chil
Thompson Square vs. Keith Urban – The Showdown
Thompson Square vs. Keith Urban – The Showdown
The margin of victory just keeps getting smaller and smaller, proving that each vote for an artist in the Taste of Country Showdown is extremely valuable. Thompson Square's 'Glass' is the new champion this week, having surged late to top Ronnie Dunn's 'Let the Cowboy Rock.' Dunn had won twice in a row, but couldn't hold off the married country duo, losing by just over two percent.
Daily Roundup: Thompson Square, Carrie Underwood + More
Daily Roundup: Thompson Square, Carrie Underwood + More
It was a big day for Carrie Underwood. Not only did she release the first single from her upcoming fourth studio album, but she joined Twitter after years of giving the social media platform the cold shoulder. Within just an hour, the 'American Idol' bombshell had 10K followers.
Thompson Square Singer Shawna Thompson’s Father Dies
Thompson Square Singer Shawna Thompson’s Father Dies
Thompson Square singer Shawna Thompson's father died on Thursday afternoon (Feb. 23), according to a sad statement on the duo's website. "It is with extremely heavy hearts to inform you all that Shawna's father George Michael 'Mickey' Mcilwain passed away yesterday," the post reads.
Ronnie Dunn vs. Thompson Square – The Showdown
Ronnie Dunn vs. Thompson Square – The Showdown
By the slimmest of margins, Ronnie Dunn's new song 'Let the Cowboy Rock' squeaked by Sugarland's 'Run' last week. Barely a percentage point separated the two songs, but in this "winner take all" system only Dunn will advance to face a new challenger. His latest single is halfway to being enshrined in the Taste of Country Showdown Hall of Fame.

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