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Drew Parker

GRAMMY and CMA Award-nominated singer-songwriter and Covington, Georgia, native Drew Parker crafts music with a timeless, heartfelt sound that is deeply rooted in Christian faith, while maintaining his knack for classic country tradition and storytelling.

After a decade of chart-topping success – including a GRAMMY Award nomination for co-writing Luke Combs' hit "Doin' This" and BMI Song of the Year honors for the multi-week No. 1 "Forever After All" – Drew found himself at a personal crossroads. Despite accolades, radio hits and industry recognition, something still felt missing. In a quiet moment of surrender, he asked God for direction, and what followed was a calling to use his platform for a higher purpose. That calling has led him into a bold new chapter of Christian music, where his deep country roots meet a renewed focus on faith and truth. His 2025 song "BLAME JESUS" marked the beginning of his transformation and a return to the heart of why he began writing songs.

Drew's 2024 debut album, Camouflage Cowboy, solidified his reputation not just as a hitmaker, but as a devoted husband, father, man of faith, and trusted collaborator. His breakout 2020 EP While You're Gone topped SiriusXM's "The Highway" chart and earned him MusicRow's "DisCovery Award," leading to a spot on SiriusXM's prestigious "Future Five" list. Since then, he's become a regular performer at the Grand Ole Opry and toured extensively across the country, including a standout run as a featured act on Luke Combs' Growin' Up and Gettin’ Old Tour.

Raised in the red clay of Covington, Georgia, and inspired by '90s country icons like Ronnie Dunn and Travis Tritt, Drew has penned hits for some of the genre's biggest names like Luke Combs' "1, 2 Many" (featuring Brooks & Dunn), Jake Owen's "Homemade" and cuts for Blake Shelton, Zac Brown Band, and HARDY.

• drewparkermusic.com
• @drewparkerplays