Chuck Wicks

Chuck Wicks, a country music artist from Smyrna, Delaware, made his mark in Nashville after moving there in 2002 to pursue a songwriting career. His debut single, "Stealing Cinderella," released by RCA in 2007, quickly became a Top 10 hit on country radio and a popular choice for weddings. Following the success of his debut album, Starting Now, in 2008, Wicks continued to release music independently, with notable singles like "Us Again" in 2014 and the full-length album Turning Point in 2016 under Blaster Records.

Despite setbacks with his second album for RCA, which was ultimately scrapped, Wicks found success as a songwriter, notably with Jason Aldean recording his song "I Don't Do Lonely Well" in 2012. After a period of working behind the scenes, Wicks returned as a recording artist with a self-released EP in 2013 before signing with Blaster Records. His perseverance led to several singles and the release of Turning Point, showcasing his continued growth and dedication to his music career.