For nearly two decades, Chris Weaver has been a vibrant fixture in Nashville's music scene, blending southern rock, blues, country, and pop into a unique sound that resonates with audiences far and wide. His journey in music is marked by a distinctive style that's not quite typical of Nashville, characterized by a band sound that's often enhanced with horns and percussion, supporting his deeply soulful voice. Chris's musical roots can be traced back to a diverse array of influences. "The Beatles were my first love," he recalls, "followed by an eclectic mix of Steely Dan, Fleetwood Mac, Crosby Stills & Nash, Joe Cocker, and Bob Seger." While country music wasn't his primary focus, he holds a special appreciation for the classics, influenced by the likes of Willie Nelson and other icons of Texas country. These influences, along with the rich musical legacy of his father, who led a band for 25 years, have profoundly shaped Chris's artistic direction. Chris's talent in songwriting has seen him collaborate with some of Nashville's top writers, including country hitmakers like Harley Allen, Stephony Smith, and Matt Rogers. His ability to weave stories and emotions into his songs has not only resonated with American audiences but has also found a special place in the hearts of music lovers in Brazil. His partnership with Brazilian stars Fernando e Sorocaba, particularly with the song 'California High,' has led to significant success and memorable performances in Brazil, showcasing his appeal as an American artist in international venues.