Boyce Callahan

Born in small town Alabama, Boyce Callahan cut his musical teeth with bluegrass and outlaw country pickers during the week and church choirs on Sunday. He began writing and performing original songs while in college, and signed with a Nashville based label shortly thereafter. Following the birth of his son in 2003, Boyce walked away from the stage and studio and returned to school for his post-graduate education. He worked his way through professional school performing on weekends at various sites in and around Atlanta, and received his doctorate degree in 2007. Shortly after graduating, Boyce fulfilled his lifelong dream of building a studio, and began work on his third album. Today, armed with a wealth of experience and a deeper appreciation for the gift of music, Boyce is bringing his unique talents back to the stage. His new album, "Moving On," showcases the Boyce's unique ability to craft songs through writing and production. In addition to original songs and production, the album features several songs that were co-written and produced by Ken Harrell (Garth Brooks, Stacie Orrico, Fools For Rowan).