The tapestry of southern music in America is rich, vivid and diverse. Adam Hood is an artist who exudes that substantial musical lineage each time he straps on his Telecaster for a show or picks up his pen to write a song. The roots of his Opelika, AL upbringing informs us of his musicality and and guide his soul-stirring lyrics. He paints the characters of his songs with the widsom that can oly be derived by thousands of miles spent behind the steering wheel chasing the next musical adventure from one coast to the next.

While initially making waves as a performer of his owns songs, it has been other folks singing those songs over the past decade that haves added a new layer to Adam Hood's formidable career. Always a capable and relatable songwriter, Hood has found is way by adeptly crafting songs that created stirring scenes and powerful emotions. An impressive roster of artists have recorded songs from Adam Hood's pen, including: Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Whiskey Myers, Cody Jinks, Riley Green and Travis Tritt.

While Hood's songwriting profile has continued to shine over the years, his own recorded and touring output has remained a vital part of the broader country music landscape. Hood's latest album is titled Bad Days Better. An effort that was recorded in the famed Capricorn Studios in Macon, GA with Brent Cobb at the helm and Blackberry Smoke's band playing on the 10 track album. Hood then joined Gordy Quist releasing " Adam Hood's Different Groove."