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Jason Aldean Bio

In country music, your name is a big part of your brand. Jason Aldine Williams, therefore, made some minor adjustments to become Jason Aldean when he decided that was his path. He had the legitimate roots already, having grown up in Macon, Georgia where his dad taught him how to play guitar by drawing out chords for him to practice. Aldean cut his musical teeth picking out George Strait, Alabama, and Hank Williams, Jr. records by ear.

When Jason was 14, a performance at Macon's VFW Hall solidified his passion for the art. A year later, he was part of the house band at a Macon hot spot called Nashville South. Once he graduated high school, Aldean got a little more help from his father who helped him and his band land some college gigs around the Southeast.

In 1998, Jason sang some of his original tunes at an Atlanta club called The Buckboard. That show earned him a publishing deal and a move to Nashville. He was only 21. Within no time, two records deals ended in Jason being dropped for various reasons. Eventually, a self-imposed deadline for securing a record deal would prove fruitful, as the third time was indeed the charm.

Once Broken Bow Records snatched him up and his eponymous debut was soon on the shelves. The platinum-selling album yielded several successful singles, including the number one, “Why.” The Academy of Country Music further honored Aldean with a Top New Male Vocalist award in 2006. His “Amarillo Sky” was also nominated for song and video of the year.

Following up that success would prove difficult. Relentless was Aldean's second outing and it only achieved gold status. However, the singles “Johnny Cash” and “Laughed Until We Cried” both did well and made five consecutive top 10 hits for Aldean. The title track was also released but didn't make the top 10.

As he had proven earlier, the third time was the charm with Wide Open, released in 2009. The first single, "She's Country," not only topped the country charts, but it also cracked the Billboard Top 40. Keeping the mojo going, the next two songs out of the box, "Big Green Tractor" and "The Truth," would also hit number one.

The album's success led to the release of a concert DVD, Wide Open Live & More in August of 2009.

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