About
Jamie O’Neal: Jamie O’Neal,
a platinum-selling country singer and prolific songwriter, achieved
household recognition in 2001 when she delivered back-to-back No. 1 singles
with "There Is No Arizona" and "When I Think About
Angels." Her musical journey continued with a string of hits,
including chart-toppers like "Shiver," "Trying To Find
Atlantis," and "Somebody’s Hero." Her remarkable career has
garnered numerous accolades, including multiple GRAMMY nominations, and she
stands as an ACM and Billboard Awards winner. Jamie has graced the stages
of renowned television programs such as "The Tonight Show,"
"David Letterman," and various other national TV shows. While
Jamie is renowned for her own songwriting prowess, she has also crafted
hits for illustrious artists such as Reba McEntire, Martina McBride, LeAnn
Rimes, CeCe Winans, Idina Menzel, and more. Her distinctive voice has
reverberated internationally through major motion pictures, notably
contributing "All by Myself" to the Bridget Jones’s Diary
soundtrack. Jamie's talent also led her to perform alongside Carrie
Underwood, creating a harmonious duet for CMT's "100 Greatest
Duets" with "Does He Love You."
About
Ty Herndon: Ty Herndon burst
onto the scene and made his chart debut in 1995 with “What Mattered Most,”
which became his first No. 1 song and garnered a Song of the Year award
(Music Row Magazine). It was also the title track to his first album, which
debuted on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart and had the biggest
first-week shipment in the history of Epic Records Nashville. Between
1995 and 2002, Herndon charted 17 singles, including his three No. 1s and
numerous top 10 hits, such as “I Want My Goodbye Back,” “Loved Too Much,”
“A Man Holding On,” and “Hands of a Working Man.” He topped the charts in
1996 with the single “Living in a Moment” and again in 1998 with “It Must
Be Love.” In 2014, Herndon became the first major male country artist to
publicly come out as gay in an exclusive with People Magazine. He received
an outpouring of support that only strengthened his relationship with fans
and the country music community, expanding his reach to new and diverse
audiences. Shortly after, he made history when he hosted a
first-of-its-kind country music event, The Concert for Love and Acceptance,
now an annual event that provides a stage for LGBTQ and allied artists. In
2020, he created the Foundation For Love & Acceptance to further his
work on behalf of LGBTQ youth. Herndon found himself back at No. 1 in 2020
– this time on iTunes with his remake of “Orphans of God,” a
collaboration with Kristin Chenoweth and Paul Cardall featured on his
holiday release, Regifted. Herndon’s voice is stronger than ever, and
he’s using it to make a difference. In addition to his own foundation,
Herndon lends his time and talent to MusiCares, which has supported Herndon
through his struggles and supports those in the music industry with a
safety net of services. In 2022, he joined Pivotal Moments Media as a Brand
Ambassador and as the first artist signed to the organization’s record
label, Pivotal Records.
For
more information on Ty Herndon, please visit TyHerndon.com, and
follow him on Instagram, Facebook,
and Twitter.
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