Dallas Wayne is a name that resonates with the gritty essence of traditional country music. A honky-tonk troubadour and a genuine disciple of the genre's classic era, Wayne has been a vibrant part of the country music landscape for years. His deep, resonant voice and robust songwriting chops have earned him a dedicated following. While often associated with the outlaw country scene, Dallas's style encompasses a wide array of influences, evoking the rich heritage of country music storytelling.

Throughout his career, Wayne has released a string of albums that celebrate the heart and soul of country music, including "Songs the Jukebox Taught Me" and its sequel, which offer a nod to the classic hits that have shaped his musical identity. His recent performances on "Larry's Country Diner Season 18" with songs like "Tips Of My Fingers," "Gwen," and "Not A Dry Eye In The House," showcase his ability to capture the spirit of traditional country while appealing to contemporary audiences. Notably collaborative, Dallas teamed up with country legend Bill Anderson on "He Even Brought Her Flowers," reflecting his enduring respect for the icons of the industry. With a repertoire that includes both poignant ballads like "Coldwater, Tennessee" and more spirited tracks like "I Hit the Road (and the Road Hit Back)," Dallas Wayne remains a torch-bearer for classic country music, artfully bridging the past with the present.

Genres

Neo Honky Tonk

Latest Release

Tips Of My Fingers (Larry's Country Diner Season 18)

Dallas Wayne

Single - Released December 6, 2022