THE JOURNEY
Whether Chase is tearing up the stage or crafting his debut album in the studio, Chase Stetson is a name you won’t forget. A rising star with a sound as grit-polished as a vintage Harley, Chase is quickly carving out a unique space in Music City, and he’s doing it with the backing of one of the industry’s heavyweights: Grammy-nominated producer Kent Wells ( Dolly Parton's long time producer).
The Sound: Where Outlaw Soul Meets Edge
Chase’s music is a genre-blending collision of influences. Imagine if the storytelling soul of Merle Haggard and the swagger of Elvis were injected with raw rock energy. It’s a sonic cocktail many are calling "a breath of fresh air," blending classic country with rock intensity that demands attention.
The Journey: Forged in the Fire
Chase’s path to Nashville wasn’t paved with easy wins; it was forged through the kind of life struggles that either break a person or build a legend. Growing up in Virginia, music became his anchor during his most difficult chapters. He wrote his first song at 15, discovering a voice that could turn personal hurdles into universal power.
That resilience followed him to Nashville, where he made the leap to pursue his dream full-time. Under the mentorship of Kent Wells—who recognized a rare raw talent in Chase. He has evolved from a newcomer to a force of nature.
The Experience: Infectious Energy and The Ramblers
On stage, Chase is a wildfire. Known for a performance style that is as infectious as it is high-octane, he possesses a rare ability to command a room the moment he steps into the light. Backed by his powerhouse band, The Ramblers, his live shows are sweat-soaked, high-energy events that turn casual listeners into devoted fans. Whether he’s playing an intimate acoustic set or fronting a full-throttle rock-country show, his goal remains the same: to connect, to move, and to leave every ounce of himself on that stage.
Looking Ahead
With singles like "Two Heart Collision" and "My Kinda Trouble'" already making waves, Chase is currently in the studio with Kent Wells, meticulously crafting a debut album that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the legends who inspired him.
Chase Stetson isn’t just playing country music—he’s living it. And with a story of perseverance and a sound that refuses to be ignored, he’s just getting started.
"I want people to feel something real. Life is tough, and if I can help folks forget their troubles for even a little while, then I’ve done my job." — Chase Stetson