Chuck W. Chapman

Chuck W. Chapman is a hard-rocking singer, songwriter, and musician from Greenville, South Carolina, with a knack for writing catchy power pop and rock tunes that stick in your head. He’s a man of many talents—not just a musician, but also a published horror author (with books like Family Man and Freak On A Moped) and an occasional actor, even starring in and directing indie films such as He Drives at Night. Chuck has toured the Southeast, opened for acts like Peter Frampton and Blue Öyster Cult, and after taking a break from the road, is now back making music with an energetic live presence.

Musically, Chapman is all about straight-ahead rock ‘n’ roll—think big hooks, sing-along choruses, and a vibe that recalls the heyday of arena rock and classic power pop. Albums like Outcast Among Outcasts, Burn It Down, and Girls & Cars & Things That Matter showcase his knack for blending emotional lyrics with punchy, memorable melodies. Whether he’s cranking up the amps for a live show or chilling with a good horror novel, Chuck W. Chapman is a true indie Renaissance man—part musician, part storyteller, and full-time rocker.