Josh Thompson

Josh Thompson's music reflects his blue-collar upbringing in Wisconsin, with songs like “Way Out Here” and “Blame It On Waylon” showcasing his talent for songwriting. Inspired by classic country icons like George Jones and Merle Haggard, he made the move to Nashville in 2005 and quickly found success as a songwriter, with hits like “Church Pews Or Bar Stools” recorded by Jason Aldean. Thompson values the honesty and thoughtful lyrics of country music, evident in his own work and in hits like “Any Ol Barstool” and “I’ll Name the Dogs” that he co-wrote for artists like Jason Aldean and Blake Shelton.

Josh Thompson's journey from a working-class background to a successful Nashville songwriter is rooted in his love for traditional country music and storytelling. His decision to pursue music over a laborer's path led to hits like “Church Pews Or Bar Stools” and collaborations with artists like Jason Aldean and Blake Shelton. Thompson's dedication to honest lyrics and the timeless sound of country music has earned him recognition in the industry, with his songs resonating with audiences and fellow artists alike.