Thomas Rhett

About

Thomas Rhett is the quintessential modern country artist, seamlessly blending traditional twang with pop sensibilities to create a sound that resonates far beyond Nashville. Born Thomas Rhett Akins Jr., the Georgia native grew up steeped in country music royalty—his father, Rhett Akins, is a celebrated songwriter—but Thomas Rhett has carved out a lane entirely his own. His music is a kaleidoscope of influences, from the soulful grooves of R&B to the infectious hooks of pop, all anchored by his unmistakable Southern drawl. Rhett’s career skyrocketed with his 2013 debut album *It Goes Like This*, which spawned multiple chart-topping singles, including the title track and “Get Me Some of That.” His 2015 sophomore effort, *Tangled Up*, marked a bold evolution, embracing funk and disco elements that set him apart from his peers. The album’s breakout hit, “Die a Happy Man,” became a cultural phenomenon, earning him a Grammy nomination and solidifying his status as a crossover star. Beyond his music, Rhett’s authenticity and relatability have endeared him to fans. His lyrics often draw from his personal life, celebrating love, family, and faith. Collaborations with artists like Maren Morris, Kane Brown, and Jon Pardi showcase his versatility, while his philanthropic efforts, including support for adoption and foster care, highlight his commitment to giving back. Currently, Rhett continues to push boundaries with his latest album, *Where We Started*, which features genre-defying tracks and collaborations with pop sensation Katy Perry. As he tours globally, Thomas Rhett remains a defining voice in country music, bridging the gap between tradition and innovation.