Jon Randall

Jon Randall Stewart started his professional musical journey singing backup and playing guitar with Emmylou Harris's Grammy award winning Nash Ramblers. Randall has toured and recorded with countless household names including Vince Gill and Dierks Bentley. Most known for his CMA Song of the Year award for ‘Whiskey Lullaby”, Randall is credited the co-write with Whisperin’ Bill Anderson. Producer of “Up on the Ridge”, Dierks Bentley’s acoustic project earned CMA, GRAMMY, and ACM nominations. Randall’s success as a musician, background singer, writer, and producer continues to flourish from the heart of Nashville. Randall currently serves as a Governor on the board of the Nashville Recording Academy where he previously served as President.