Ry Glover

Ry Glover was born and raised in Chattanooga, TN. He began his singing career as an Elvis Presley impersonator for a fourth grade project. He picked up the guitar when he was sixteen and started writing songs around the same time. After some embarrassingly cheesy and naive first songs with titles such as "The Land of Love" and "The Shark Song" he entered college and was able to use this independence to generate more intelligent song-writing. Due to academic obligations, he's not had the opportunity to perform as much as he'd like, but he has performed at such acclaimed open mic nights as The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville and Eddie's Attic in Atlanta.