Pat Green

One of the leaders in a genre he almost single-handedly created called "Texas Music," Pat Green has achieved remarkable success. Influenced by Robert Earl Keen, Jerry Jeff Walker, and other similar Texas singer-songwriters, Green began his career at 18 while attending Texas Tech. He quickly developed a following among the college crowd, selling more than 200,000 copies of his self-released discs by 2001. His big break was an appearance at Willie Nelson's Fourth of July Picnic in 1998. Green�s major label debut, Three Days, and his following two albums garnered nationwide radio play, with 2003's Wave Upon Wave selling more than 500,000 units based on the title track hitting No. 5 on the country music charts. In 2006 he moved to the RCA-associated imprint BNA for Cannonball, while touring with the likes of Kenny Chesney and the Dave Matthews Band. – Jim Caligiuri

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Blues/Gospel Classical Country/Bluegrass DJ/Electronica Experimental Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Hip-hop Jazz New Age Pop/Rock Punk R&B/Soul/Funk Reggae Singer-Songwriter/Folk Spoken Word Tex-Mex/Conjunto World Music

Born: April 5, 1972

What I'm For

Cannonball

Wave on Wave

Carry On

Dancehall Dreamer Greenhorse (1995)

George's Bar Greenhorse (1997)

Here We Go Greenhorse (1998)

Live at Billy Bob's Smith Music (1999)

Carry On Greenhorse (2001)

Three Days Republic (2001)

Wave on Wave Republic (2003)

Lucky Ones Republic (2004)

Cannonball BNA (2006)

ALL PAT GREEN ARCHIVES