Josh: Turner

He studied at Belmont University in Nashville, where he famously wrote his breakout hit as a class assignment. That song would change his life forever.

Born as on November 20, 1977, in Hannah, South Carolina, he was raised in a musical and religious household. He began singing in his church choir and later formed a gospel quartet called the Thankful Hearts. In 1996, his career was nearly derailed by a lesion on his vocal cord, requiring a year of total vocal rest to heal. He eventually moved to Nashville to pursue music, attending Belmont University and making his Grand Ole Opry debut in 2001, where he received a rare standing ovation for an original song, "Long Black Train". Musical Career Highlights josh turner

Turner’s catalog is remarkably consistent. His 2006 album Your Man also produced the tender ballad "Would You Go With Me." In 2012, "Time Is Love" became his fastest-rising single, hitting No. 1 and showcasing a slightly more uptempo, bluegrass-infused energy. He studied at Belmont University in Nashville, where

Turner's career is defined by a series of multi-platinum albums and chart-topping singles that blend neo-traditional country with gospel influences. He began singing in his church choir and