Chris Davis, Americana Singer-Songwriter

Origin and Experience

Originally from the mining town of Commerce, Okla., Chris Davis has made a name for himself around the Midwest for his original songs and acoustic performance. Now residing in Edmond, OK, Chris has performed at the Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree in Nashville (immediately following the Grand Ole Opry), the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival, OKC’s premiere music room – The Blue Door, and various other venues throughout the region.

Musical Style and Influences

Performing both songs that he has written along with influential cover songs, audiences enjoy Chris’s musical sound, the message of his songs, and his overall attitude of having fun while making music. Take a good mix of Johnny Cash, Gram Parsons, Bob Dylan, and Merle Haggard and throw in some Okie red dirt, and you have as close as you can get to a description of Chris’s music.

More Information and Sharing the Stage

Formerly of The Davis Brothers, he now performs solo – just him and his guitar and harmonica with an occasional banjo or mandolin number. Chris has also performed with Country Music Hall of Famers Charlie Louvin and Bill Anderson, as well as Wanda Jackson, Big Al Downing, George Hamilton IV, Jack Greene, J.D. McPherson, the Poison Okies, the Stark Weather Boys, and Split-Lip Rayfield. For more information, visit www.chrisdavismusic.com or find Chris on Facebook.