Chris Cagle photo courtesy of Capitol Nashville.

If Chris Cagle were nothing more than a man who lives life at full-speed, taking corners on two wheels, he would still be one of country music’s more interesting characters. There are few like him in the industry that can infuse passion and energy on
stage or in the recording studio the way Chris can.

Chris became a gold recording artist with his first two albums, producing seven hits--including four Top 10s. His secret weapon lies in his ability to rope the whirlwind, to capture its motion and emotion with his pen and his voice. It is, as Wordsworth said, "Where emotion is recalled in tranquility that poetry is created," and it is there that Chris’ untamed spirit becomes art.

Over the last several months, in addition to his aggressive summer tour schedule, Chris has traveled overseas to visit US troops in Korea, visited Ft. Hood, appeared on national television (CNN Headline News, Fox News Channel) in Los Angeles and Nashville (GAC/RFD-TV) and taped a television series scheduled to air on the RFD channel in the fall. He’s graced the pages of Country Weekly (voted one of "Country Music’s Hottest Bachelors" by Country Weekly readers), American Cowboy and Country Music People. Chris has recently released his fourth CD project entitled My Life’s Been a Country Song as produced by Scott Hendricks. [Hendricks is responsible for launching Chris’ country music career in 2000. (Play It Loud)] The new CD debuted at #1 on Billboard’s "Current Country" chart with 36,600 in first-week sales making it the best-selling country album for the week.