Country singer and songwriter Billy Currington was raised in Rincon, GA. following high school, he made a couple attempts at relocating to Nashville in the hopes of getting a career in music off the ground, finally landing a job there at a concrete company, during still finding time to play at venues on the side and work on song demos. When vocalist Mark Wills put a hold on one of his songs, Currington met and started writing with Wills’ producer, Carson Chamberlain, which eventually led to a recording record deal with Mercury Records. His first single, “Walk a Little Straighter,” was released in 2003, and drew heavily on Currington’s experiences with an alcoholic father (the chorus for the song was actually written when Currington was only 12 years old). A debut album, Billy Currington, was gave us on Mercury Records in 2003. A second album, Doin’ Somethin’ Right, came in 2005 on Mercury Nashville. Little Bit of Everything appeared in 2008, also on Mercury Nashville.
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Billy Currington’s Good Directions Certified Platinum
Billy Currington’s “Good Directions” Has Been Certified Platinum, Making It His Third!
Billy Currington’s song “Good Directions” was just recently certified platinum, making it his third song to do so to date. “Good Directions,” which comes off of his Doin’ Somethin’ Right album, was written by Luke Bryan and Rachel Thibodeau and was a previous summertime [...]
Billy Currington New Video
Billy Currington Love Done Gone Music Video.
Billy Currington’s latest single “Love Done Gone” from his album Enjoy Yourself is quite catchy to say the least! The lyrics speak about a relationship that didn’t work out, but leaves no one really fazed. Unlike the majority of break up songs, this one is more like sh*t happens, [...]
Billy Currington to tour with Carrie Underwood
Billy Currington goes one on one about touring with Carrie Underwood, and his new album, Enjoy Yourself.
Hot off the heels of yesterday’s album release, Billy Currington sat down with TheComet.com to discuss his career in a one-on-one interview. In it he covers everything from the concept behind the album aptly titled “Enjoy Yourself” to the [...]
Billy Currington – Enjoy Yourself This Fall
Billy Currington wants fans to enjoy themselves while listening to his new album Enjoy Yourself.
Billy Currington is staying true to the new album title “Enjoy Yourself” by giving fans a record packed with feel-good fun time songs and cutting the sad ballads out.
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Billy Currington – Enjoy Yourself
Billy Currington shows his wider range on Enjoy Yourself.
Billy Currington is finally finished with post-production of his new album “Enjoy Yourself”. While the first single off the album, “Pretty Good At Drinking Beer” has achieved some success on the charts, Billy wants to be sure that fans know this album’s not about being some one-trick [...]
Billy Currington Goes Gold
Billy Currington receives number #1 honors and album goes gold.
Currington’s single,”That’s How Country Boys Roll,” awarded #1 honors and his album “Little Bit of Everything” goes gold. Currington and Carson Chamberlain produced the album “Little Bit of Everything.” With marketing sales exceeding 500k units, Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) awarded Currington Gold Certification yesterday. [...]
Billy Currington to appear on David Letterman
Billy Currington has been scheduled to appear and perform on The Late Show with David Letterman August 19th
Billy Currington is riding high on the success of his fourth #1 single “People Are Crazy” and will be celebrating with an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman.
Currington is currently enjoying an opening gig on Sugarland’s [...]
Billy Currington Surprised by Success: Earns His First Platinum
Billy Currington has a hot new single in “Tangled Up” and he’s just earned his first platinum album. At a recent party in Nashville celebrating the platinum status of Doin’ Something Right, he told Country Weekly that success snuck up on him.“I didn’t see it coming,” he says. “It was out of the blue, because [...]
