Chuck Wicks

After growing through to his family’s potato farm in Smyrna, Delaware, future country star Chuck Wicks spent his college years discovering his musical talents. After graduation, he relocated to Nashville in 2002 to go after a songwriting profession. He was quickly penning near 100 songs annually, among which captured the ear from the RCA label. The storyplot of the suitor requesting girlfriend’s submit relationship, “Stealing Cinderella” became Wicks’ debut solitary when RCA serviced it to radio through the summer time of 2007. That Sept, Wicks took component within the ill-fated fact tv program Nashville, which just aired for just two shows before getting axed with the Fox network. The cancellation might have in fact helped Wicks, though, since he was today able to concentrate on marketing the one and producing his debut on the Grand Ole Opry. With the past due fall, the tune was learning to be a staple for the dad/little girl dance at wedding ceremonies, and a Top 10 strike on nation radio. “Stealing Cinderella” also made an appearance on Starting Today, Wicks’ debut record. Released in early 2008, the recording debuted at quantity 24 within the Billboard 200 and spawned two even more country strikes: “All I Ever Desired” visited 14 and “Guy of the home” topped out at 27. During 2010, Wicks released “Keep That Idea” and “Aged College,” singles that proceeded to go no more than 42 and 43, respectively. They were the first preferences of what would’ve been another recording for RCA, but following the singles stiffed, the recording was scrapped and Wicks proceeded to go into a amount of operating behind the moments. His biggest positioning like a songwriter was “I Don’t Perform Lonesome Well,” which Jason Aldean documented on 2012’s Night time Teach. Wicks resurfaced like a documenting artist having a self-released EP known as Rough within the springtime of 2013. By the finish of the entire year, he’d authorized with Blaster Information. Over the following 2 yrs, he released five singles — “Us Once again,” released in early 2014, fared greatest, peaking at 36 — culminating within the release from the full-length Turning Stage in the springtime of 2016.