McCoy Moore

McCoy Moore is that fresh-faced country singer-songwriter from outside Lakeland, Florida, where he grew up prioritizing guitar and voice lessons over stuff like geometry, honing a rich, commanding baritone along the way. At just 16, his life flipped when he met Luke Combs after a show in 2017 or 2018—Combs gave him the push to chase dreams, so Moore packed up at 19, moved to Nashville, and started grinding with writers' rounds and cuts for artists like Shane Profitt and Roman Alexander.

Now 24 and signed to Sony Music Nashville with Cervidae Records, this average Joe with small-town poet vibes draws from legends like Keith Whitley and Kenny Chesney, dropping clever, heartfelt hooks in tracks like "Something to You," "John Deere Blue," and his self-titled EP packed with "Memories We Never Made" and more. He's been hitting the road hard, opening for HARDY, Koe Wetzel, Chase Rice, and Kip Moore, bringing that no-pretense country energy to fans everywhere.