Book Corey Kent

Corey Kent is the American country singer and songwriter from Oklahoma whose gritty voice and rock-edged sound have made him a rising name in Nashville. Born in Bixby, Oklahoma, he grew up on country music, drawing inspiration from fellow Oklahoman Garth Brooks. At just 11 he joined a touring Western swing band and spent five years on the road with it. A chance moment when he was pulled from the audience to join Willie Nelson on stage inspired him to start writing his own songs, and at 17 he moved to Tennessee and landed a publishing deal. After setbacks sent him back home to Texas, he kept building his career independently, releasing From the West (2020) and '21 (2021). His song "Wild as Her" became a viral breakout, earned a deal with RCA Nashville and climbed to number one on country radio, establishing him as a hitmaker. He followed with the albums Blacktop (2023), '23 (2023), Black Bandana (2024) and Heartland Rock and Roll (2026). Kent brings raw emotion, big guitars and heartland storytelling to every show.