Ingram Hill is a band whose roots firmly entrench in the melodious soil of Memphis, Tennessee, where they formed in 2000. Comprising lead vocalist and guitarist Justin Moore, guitarist Phil Bogard, bassist Shea Sowell, and later joined by drummer Zach Kirk, the band quickly established a foothold in the realm of alternative rock with a Southern twist. They took their name from a location near the University of Memphis and began cultivating a dedicated following with their rich, guitar-driven sound and honest, relatable lyrics.

Their 2003 debut album, "June’s Picture Show," garnered critical acclaim and led to their rise in popularity, particularly with tracks like "Will I Ever Make it Home." They went on to release several more albums including "Cold in California" (2007), which included the stand-out title track and "Look Your Best" (2010) which showcased their maturity in songwriting and production. The release of their eponymous album "Ingram Hill" marked another significant moment in their career, as it was both reflective of their journey and an ode to their cohesive artistry. Throughout their career, Ingram Hill has maintained a balance of mainstream appeal and grassroots authenticity, fueling their endurance in the ever-changing music industry.