Granger Smith

Always down for a cold one and a fan, the most approachable Granger Smith may be the best dude in country music.

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

Your Memorial Day Weekend for 2019 is set.

Y'all can keep your "Jingle Bells," and "Please Come Home for Christmas"'s, cause down here in Texas we've got badass original tunes for Christmas.

From USO Tours in Iraq, to his Annual Boot Walk, Granger Smith has always made it a point to honor those who afford him the freedom to chase his dreams.

Granger Smith's all new and so important documentary, with accompanying soundtrack "They Were There," the real life story of five heroes who gave their lives for their country, is out now.

Granger plugs into the young Texas scene tapping stars Parker McCollum and Koe Wetzel for cameos in his newest video.

Three years ago Granger Smith set out on a mission. He asked fans for submissions from Gold Star families.

What a scary wake up. Granger Smith was woken up by his tour manager Saturday morning to news that his equipment truck had crashed on a highway in West Virgina.

The "Yee Yee Gang" go town-to-town robbing banks in a station wagon and ski masks, ala low budget Ocean's 11. That is until Granger has a change of heart.