Case Hardin
The Concho Pearl Icehouse
1605 S Chadbourne St
San Angelo, TX 76903
Aug 21, 2021
8:00 PM CDT
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In an ever changing music world fraught with people trying to be something they're not, David Lee is nothing but himself, a Wichita Falls born Texas native and a third generation musician.
The Grammy nominated and multi award winning songwriter cut his teeth in the Texas honkytonks. Playing a mix of blues and country music is where he first found his own songs.
In 1993 David moved to Nashville with his new wife Stacie to chase his dream of performing and writing music. Only weeks after arriving in Nashville, David put away the idea of performing and focused on honing his craft. He spent countless nights at songwriting venues not to perform his original music but to listen to the best songwriters in the world, he deciphered their rhyme schemes, their melodies, subject matter and their sheer honest emotion, he was the perfect student.
Hours upon hours of writing lyric and melody, Lee always challenged himself to be better, to kept his mind open to criticism and change. With uncanny focus and collaborating with other aspiring writers like himself, Lee wanted the opportunity to write as a staff writer, to make a real living doing what he loved, writing country music.
In 1996, three years of working part-time jobs so he could write, Lee signed an exclusive publishing deal with publisher and manager Estill Sowards and John Dorris.
After a few years as a staff writer David and co-writer Tony Lane landed their first cut together "This Old Heart" on Terri Clark's "How I Feel" cd in 1998 and in 1999 John Michael Montgomery's title cut "This One's Gonna Leave a Mark".
His first Top 10 came with Leann Womack's "Now You See Me Now you Don't" in 1999, followed by Brad Martin's "Before I Knew Better" in 2002.
In 2003 David signed with BMG Music Publishing and co-wrote his first #1 song "19 Somethin" for Mark Wills, "Letters From Home" for John Michael Montgomery and received a Song of the Year Grammy nomination for Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's riveting love song "I Need You" followed by second #1 hit "Lucky Man" performed by Montgomery Gentry.
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March 11th 2018
The lead guitarist is awesome! Band did a great job and always a pleasure to see!
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Case Hardin Biography
Case Hardin, a native son of San Angelo, Texas, grew up with a ranching and rodeo
background while developing a love for traditional and neo-traditional country music. Case
began his music career his senior year of high school in 2013, and hasn't looked back since his
American Idol debut that same year. Backed by his band, their influences
are very recognizable in the way that they play, from traditional honky-tonk music, to more
progressive Texas music. To add to his accomplishments, Case has already won various
awards and competitions including West Texas Songwriter’s, TCMA New Male Vocalist, State
FFA, SXSO, and many others. Case started playing with the likes of the Dallas/San Angelo
symphonies, Jody Nix, Jake Hooker, Billy Mata, Floyd Domino, Dave Alexander and Asleep At
The Wheel. Since his radio and touring success, Case has toured with Aaron Watson, Pat
Green, Casey Donahew, Roger Creager, Kyle Park, Randall King, Mike Ryan, Eli Young Band,
Parker McCollum, Cody Johnson, Josh Ward, Cory Morrow, Jason Boland, Radney Foster,
Dwight Yoakum, Tracy Byrd, and other Nashville/Texas Country Legends. In Case’s short
career in music, he has already played many Texas rodeos, music festivals, and dancehalls
thanks to his sponsors at Pendleton Whisky, Olathe Boots, Suggs Switch, Rafter C, and
American Hats. Case Hardin released his debut album, “Over Fort Worth,” made with members
from George Strait's, Aaron Watson's, Cory Morrow's, William Clark Green's, and Kevin
Fowler's band from Bismeaux Studios. His debut single, “Sign of a Fool,” easily broke into the
top 20 at #18 on the Texas Country Charts; unheard of for any debut artist’s debut single. To
add to this, his second radio single, “Deep Blue Me,” climbed to the top spot and broke into the
top 10 hitting #6 on the Texas Country Charts. Case’s last two radio singles “Old Stomping
Grounds” (#2), and “Texas Rain” (#2 song for all of 2018), have earned him consecutive top five
hits on radio and songs of the year for Texas radio. The newest album from Case Hardin
entitled “Lucky Him” will be available in 2022, and includes many anticipated radio singles –
including the recent 2021 single “Alcohol Abuse”, which was his first multi-week #1 across
the Texas Country Music charts. Also included is his latest consecutive #1, “When You Roll That Way,” and “Honky Tonk Highway.” For more information about Case Hardin, visit www.casehardintexas.com.
Read Morebackground while developing a love for traditional and neo-traditional country music. Case
began his music career his senior year of high school in 2013, and hasn't looked back since his
American Idol debut that same year. Backed by his band, their influences
are very recognizable in the way that they play, from traditional honky-tonk music, to more
progressive Texas music. To add to his accomplishments, Case has already won various
awards and competitions including West Texas Songwriter’s, TCMA New Male Vocalist, State
FFA, SXSO, and many others. Case started playing with the likes of the Dallas/San Angelo
symphonies, Jody Nix, Jake Hooker, Billy Mata, Floyd Domino, Dave Alexander and Asleep At
The Wheel. Since his radio and touring success, Case has toured with Aaron Watson, Pat
Green, Casey Donahew, Roger Creager, Kyle Park, Randall King, Mike Ryan, Eli Young Band,
Parker McCollum, Cody Johnson, Josh Ward, Cory Morrow, Jason Boland, Radney Foster,
Dwight Yoakum, Tracy Byrd, and other Nashville/Texas Country Legends. In Case’s short
career in music, he has already played many Texas rodeos, music festivals, and dancehalls
thanks to his sponsors at Pendleton Whisky, Olathe Boots, Suggs Switch, Rafter C, and
American Hats. Case Hardin released his debut album, “Over Fort Worth,” made with members
from George Strait's, Aaron Watson's, Cory Morrow's, William Clark Green's, and Kevin
Fowler's band from Bismeaux Studios. His debut single, “Sign of a Fool,” easily broke into the
top 20 at #18 on the Texas Country Charts; unheard of for any debut artist’s debut single. To
add to this, his second radio single, “Deep Blue Me,” climbed to the top spot and broke into the
top 10 hitting #6 on the Texas Country Charts. Case’s last two radio singles “Old Stomping
Grounds” (#2), and “Texas Rain” (#2 song for all of 2018), have earned him consecutive top five
hits on radio and songs of the year for Texas radio. The newest album from Case Hardin
entitled “Lucky Him” will be available in 2022, and includes many anticipated radio singles –
including the recent 2021 single “Alcohol Abuse”, which was his first multi-week #1 across
the Texas Country Music charts. Also included is his latest consecutive #1, “When You Roll That Way,” and “Honky Tonk Highway.” For more information about Case Hardin, visit www.casehardintexas.com.
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