Jason Nix

Though young, Jason Nix and crew are quickly becoming experienced, well-traveled musicians. Fueled by the release of their latest EP, a van full of energy drinks, and a passion for what they are doing, Jason Nix and his band are literally on the road to success. Jason is currently headlining successful concerts at colleges and venues across the country.
Like so many aspiring singers, Jason Nix moved out of a small town to chase a big dream. Nix, however, is not anxious to forget his rural roots in Brookhaven, Mississippi. While he runs from “Memories of You,” the first single released off his first EP, What We Had, Jason embraces his small town rearing. In fact, he believes they contributed to the successful debut of the EP. Jason poetically comments, “There was nothing to do there except fall out of love and write songs about it.”
Growing up in Brookhaven left Nix without an outlet for his self-described “teenage angst.” In response, Jason opted out of most small town shenanigans and began to stay home on the weekends to write and play music. In 2003, Nix decided to follow in his dad’s footsteps and pursue music seriously. Jason’s ambition moved him from Mississippi back to his birthplace, Nashville,Tennessee.
The import from Brookhaven, Mississippi again calls Nashville, Tennessee home. In a town known for its competitive music scene, Nix quickly proved his prowess as a songwriter, performer, and producer. He has also begun branching out of Nashville and into Los Angeles, playing guitar for Disney's Next Big Thing Winner (2009), Jasmine Sagginario.
With so much happening for this young artist it is impressive to see that he wants more from his music than album and ticket sales. Jason Nix poignantly notes, “Music is about things that we all face. It’s something that can bring everyone together in some way. In some ways, it’s a little deeper than what we’re capable of expressing in love and words alone, and that’s what makes music so special to share. …the music is just about the journey getting to wherever you're going.”