Johnny Cooper

Guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Johnny Cooper was created in Phoenix, AZ in 1988, but his music root base really began in Tx, where he spent his years as a child after moving towards the Lone Superstar state along with his family members in 1992. He demonstrated an early fascination with music and dance, and was playing the drums by his early teenagers. Switching to electric guitar on the tips of Witchita Falls promoter Woody Hodges of SOLD-OUT Productions, Cooper shortly developed his very own mixture of the local musical hybrid understand as “reddish colored dirt,” a Tx and Oklahoma-based concoction of Southern rock and roll, nation, and blues, and carrying out a gig starting for the fantastic Separate in Witchita Falls in early 2004, he started a profession as an operating musician, playing in the night clubs during the night while still going to senior high school (where he also performed on the rugby group and sang in the a cappella choir). Cooper started to create songs and began to refine his personal sense from the reddish dirt genre, extending it to add some pop, spirit, and funk components. Backed from the music group A.A. Bottom level (called in sort of change homage to ZZ Best), later referred to as the Johnny Cooper Music group (guitarist Ben Shaw, bassist Cody Shaw, key pad participant and guitarist Nick Ghanbari, and drummer Joe Cortez IV), he became a increasing star around the reddish dirt picture, touring continuously through the Tx and Oklahoma area. His first recording, Live in the Pub, premiered in 2006, having a studio room effort, Ignition, showing up in 2007. Another, Follow, was released by Tenacity Information in ’09 2009. With five years gigging in pubs and clubs around the reddish dirt circuit under his belt, along with three albums and many forays onto the Tx music graphs, Cooper was poised at age 21 to consider his music to a wider nationwide audience.