Earl Dibbles Jr.

The Sharks might not want to go into business with Earl, but we're in.

Today our ol' pal Earl went on record with his Super Bowl LIV pick, posting his first Dip 'Em & Pick 'Em video in over a year.

In June of 2012 Granger Smith's alter ego Earl Dibble's Jr. released his first single, "The Country Boy Song."

That time when Kacey Musgraves, Granger Smith, and Amber Bartlett starred in Josh Abbott Band's "Oh Tonight" music video.

It's not outside the realm of possibilities that Granger Smith and Earl Dibbles Jr. latest venture lands on the New York Times Best Sellers List.

Over the past six years Granger Smith and his alter ego country boy Earl Dibbles Jr., have gone from packing venues in Texas, to packing venues across the US.

Yee Yee Nation your wait is over. Granger Smith‘s country boy alter ego, Earl Dibbles Jr., shoots the city boys straight in his new music video “Don’t Tread On Me.”

Granger Smith released his first major label album, Remington, just days after "Backroad Song" became his first No. 1 single in February of this year. In celebration of Independence Day, let's take a look at the making of his alter-ego, Earl Dibbles Jr...

On the strength of a recent No. 1 single, "Backroad Song," Granger Smith's new album "Remington" debuted at No. 3 its first week out on iTunes. The new album has new songs from Smith and his alter-ego Earl Dibbles Jr., but it also has an older song, Granger's touching tribute to his grandfather, "Five More Minutes...

Staying busy is nothing new to Texas A&M alum, Granger Smith, but this is bordering on crazy - even for him. Two weeks ago Granger landed his first Billboard No. 1 single, last week his new album "Remington" was released, this past weekend the American-Lovin' Granger embarked on his first-ever “Granger Across Merica Pledge of Allegiance Tour," where he visited the original 13 co