Barbara Morrison

Representing her home state of California, Barbara took top honors as the CALIFORNIA COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION'S FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR and her song "Hold Me Tight" was awarded SONG OF THE YEAR. Embraced by European radio (being named CD of the Month in 5 countries), Barbara's first single "You Can't Take It With You" is being enthusiastically received by U.S. DJ's as well. The song is being added to new playlists every week resulting in quick movement up the independent charts. ...

Representing her home state of California, Barbara took top honors as the CALIFORNIA COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION'S FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR and her song "Hold Me Tight" was awarded SONG OF THE YEAR. Embraced by European radio (being named CD of the Month in 5 countries), Barbara's first single "You Can't Take It With You" is being enthusiastically received by U.S. DJ's as well. The song is being added to new playlists every week resulting in quick movement up the independent charts. Nominated by the Academy of Country Music for Non-Touring Band of the Year, Barbara has opened concerts for Brooks & Dunn, John Anderson, Michele Wright, Asleep At The Wheel, The Bellamy Brothers, the legendary Hank Thompson and many others. With her band of road heroes she says "We really love playing fairs and festivals too.you can always find out who the true country music fans are!" Barbara has also been a favorite at theme parks like Disneyland in Anaheim and Knotts Berry Farm in Buena Park. Now a resident of Tennessee, Barbara is an active participant in the local songwriting community performing her own songs "in-the-round" with other writers at venues in Nashville. From the hottest clubs on Broadway to the world famous Bluebird Café and the legendary Nashville Palace she is no stranger to the live scene now that she calls Music City her home. She was recently showcased as the featured writer at the Hall of Fame on Music Row as well as showcasing at the Midwest Music Conference in Lexington KY, and the 2NMC Nashville New Music Conference. Wanting to be involved in all facets of her career, Barbara became a member of the Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI). Working as a volunteer at the NSAI office for 2 years gained her "hands on" experience and valuable knowledge of the music business, as well as providing networking opportunities. "I would rather be on stage performing than be anywhere else on earth, and I am very passionate about the songs that I write and sing. If it's not country, it's not me".